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  August 2009

  Castello del Poggio Moscato d'Asti 2006

  Snoothrank: Starting at $12^.99

  This wine was divine~ I love the sweet aroma of museum. It brings back great memories of my yourger days at the vineyard. Please tell me... how can I grasp onto another bottle such as this one.... the one that I just finished and i sitting on the sink at my home in Minnesota. I too... Read moreThis wine was divine~ I love the sweet aroma of museum. It brings back great memories of my yourger days at the vineyard. Please tell me... how can I grasp onto another bottle such as this one.... the one that I just finished and i sitting on the sink at my home in Minnesota. I too drank this magnifico wine and the what you call, "OG.... Gracias...    (hide)

  Wine review by penishead

  
  
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  August 2009

  Caduceus Anubis 2006

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  It is largely a cabernet franc/cabernet sauvignon blend with a little syrah and ... I went with porterhouse. Divine. The wine brought out the flavors in the meat and the fruit in the wine ahead of any lingering fatty taste from the steak. We saved a little for chocolate and sipping,... Read moreIt is largely a cabernet franc/cabernet sauvignon blend with a little syrah and ... I went with porterhouse. Divine. The wine brought out the flavors in the meat and the fruit in the wine ahead of any lingering fatty taste from the steak. We saved a little for chocolate and sipping, and the flavors continued to balance and marry. The Sweet Partner in Crime summed it up: "It's seductive. It's really fruity, but not an overwhelming fruit bomb. It's big and tannic, but that doesn't detract from the fruit or dry you out. It's not like anything jumps out at you. The whole flavor just draws you in." http://www.thenakedvine.net/2009/07/arizona-stronghold.htm    (hide)

  Wine review by thenakedvine

  
  
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  August 2009

  Havens Wine Cellars Syrah 2003

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  A great, easy going Syrah, with a few years on it. Coffee and earth mingle with ... and the palate is simply divine. It is rare to find a wine of this complexity at this price point ($15 at Specs in Austin). Love it

  Wine review by MikeDub

  
  
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  August 2009

  Yquem 1988

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  The Colour was deep and gold with glimpse of shiny orange. The nose was floral ... the sweetness. The length is divine and goes on and on... Very much in its youth, this example of Chateau d'Yquem prove to be near perfection and should evolve beautifully over the next 30 to 40... Read moreThe Colour was deep and gold with glimpse of shiny orange. The nose was floral ... the sweetness. The length is divine and goes on and on... Very much in its youth, this example of Chateau d'Yquem prove to be near perfection and should evolve beautifully over the next 30 to 40 years. QC http://www.questionofwine.blogspot.co    (hide)

  Wine review by Quentin4

  
  
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  July 2009

  Takasago Ginga Shizuku Divine Droplets Junmai Daiginjo Premium Sake

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  No written review

  Wine review by jweaving

  
  
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  July 2009

  Chateau d'Yquem Sauternes 2003

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  Exquisitely refined apricot nectar with overtones of honey on the nose and in ... flavour build up. An almost divine experience. Greg Munyard - July 200

  Wine review by Greg Munyard

  
  

• July 2009

  @HondaJohn ... Yes, I have has a chance to try some great wines from the area. ... 2006 Pinot Blanc that was DIVINE, the other night. And I realized that I live near a vineyard "Chateau Wolff", so a friend and I went and did a tour and tasting. Very good. I was surprised at how... Read more@HondaJohn ... Yes, I have has a chance to try some great wines from the area. ... 2006 Pinot Blanc that was DIVINE, the other night. And I realized that I live near a vineyard "Chateau Wolff", so a friend and I went and did a tour and tasting. Very good. I was surprised at how good it was! After Raphael mentioned Ice Wine, I went and got a bottle of Mission Hill Family Estate 2006 Select Lot Collection Riesling Icewine. Expensive but very delicious. I've bee a busy little wine-o lately! *laughs    (hide)

  Forum post in the topic Introduction! by Msheep

  
  
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  June 2009

  Vinaceous Divine Light Verhelho 2008

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  pale lemon-green color; lemon-lime citrus with herbaceous and grassy notes on the nose; light and crisp with tart acidity -- easy drinking, refreshing and won't break the bank

  Wine review by ChrisCaughman

  
  

• April 2009

  Travel shock is an interesting phenomenon. I know folks who have tried to scientifically divine the reasons but so far have not come up with a satisfactory answer. I can only assume that's the case because there is not a singular answer but rather multiple affects that are being... Read moreTravel shock is an interesting phenomenon. I know folks who have tried to scientifically divine the reasons but so far have not come up with a satisfactory answer. I can only assume that's the case because there is not a singular answer but rather multiple affects that are being observed. Certainly things like the stirring of sediment, incorporation of oxygen and the like are part of the recipe with wine but in order to properly conduct an experiment such as this you would ideally need three bottle that were identical before the experiment. So the question here is, did you in fact start the experiment with 2 bottles that were intrinsically different? I know it was a casual experiment, and you would at least have to reproduce the results to make sure they truly spoke of the influence of your shaking. Doesn't sound like a painful experiment to repeat though!    (hide)

  Forum post in the topic A Small Experiment by Gregory Dal Piaz

  
  
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  April 2009

  Clayhouse Vineyards Adobe Red 2006

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  does it get any better than this wine? seriously? $15 and simply divine. Drink Now!

  Wine review by Paso Gal

  
  

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