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"Easy Drinking" on Snooth
Yeah, it is a lot of work, isn't it? But as long as preparations have all been concluded before guests arrive, the meal and its followup can be most enjoyable. One of my two favorite holidays of the year. Growing up I used...
OK, maybe I'm getting a little carried away with my experimentation. This past Sunday I made a traditional French wine-and-fish stew called a matelote. I've had them in several parts of France, including Alsace where the...
Hey Mario, My Semillon purchases have arrived and I can't wait to get stuck into them with some oysters as you recommend. I have some Tyrell's Vat 1 Semillon 1992, Tyrell's Lost Block Semillon 1999, McWilliams Mount...
The Barossa Valley clearly provides a consistent array of pretty impressive stuff - although admittedly, the chocolate mousse intensity of some highly extracted Shiraz examples from the better vintages can be tiring on...
A touch of vanilla and a touch of wood float atop the cola and smoke tinged ... spice on the palate. An easy drinking style, yet one with good length and a nice light green spice tone on the finale that remind me again...
@DM , I taste the Santa Julia Extra Brut NV from them, easy drinking and good price . And tasting note from Chief Winemaker RODOLFO MONTENEGRO : "Elegant and delicate pink color with violet notes. Lively and bright AROMA...
Considering the proximity of Colombier-Monpelou to the vineyards of Pontet-Canet, the lack of finesse and class is a little surprising. While the wine is supple, pleasant, soft and very approachable today it lacks flair...
Got this wine because it won double gold at the California State Fair. I wasn't disappointed. Has that inky Rhone color and the flavors back it up. Fruit is jammy plum, blackberry with some earthiness. The Petite Verdot...
Smooth and Rounded Wine - not impressed with structure or body - kind of boring - but easy to drink. Bought for around $11.00.
Louis Latour Vin de Pays des Coteaux du Verdon Domaine de Valmoissine 2006
Starting at $10.51 Snoothrank: 3.5/5Fruity but not overly sweet, balanced well by spice at the finish. Not as big and rich as a Syrah should be; poorly concealed alcohol leads to a regrettably thin mouthfeel. Not complex or well-crafted by any means, but...





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