French oak

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  November 2009

  Casa Larga Chardonnay Finger Lakes Limited Release French Oak Reserve 2001

  Snoothrank: Starting at $17^.00

  “We are not typically white wine drinkers but this we really enjoyed. Nice smokey oak and earthy flavor. Price is high.”

  Wine review by bpitts

  
  

• November 2009

  “Being in Australia, I will recommend you a couple of Australian wines; 1) ... and they generally use French Oak. In all the brands above you will find budget wines ($15) to Premium ($80+)... I recommend that you go for...”

  Forum post in the topic Pairing Help Please by MarioRobles

  
  

• November 2009

  “Some more special Slovenian (Slovene) wine in the USA: Batičs' Cabernet Franc ... - refosk with 2 years in new french oak. The best "single" variety red wine in Slovenia by Jancis Robinson. Pinot Gris sunshine by Tilia...”

  Forum post in the topic wines of Slovenia by vks

  
  

• October 2009

  Carmignano   I will devote this column to the small appellation of Carmignano. Carmignano is the Tuscan appellation closest to where we are living in Prato. It is small and had to fight for its inclusion in the DOCG...

  From the article A Boot-full of Wine : Carmignano

  
  
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  October 2009

  Casa Larga Chardonnay Finger Lakes Limited Release French Oak Reserve 2001

  Snoothrank:

  No written review

  Wine review by Wyoba

  
  

• October 2009

  “I wasn't going to post anything but since this thread is still going . . . You can find a million wines under $15 but the question is whether you yourself would like to drink them. The more people who answer, the more...”

  Forum post in the topic What is your favorite wine for... by GregT

  
  

• October 2009

  Winter White Wonderland   The Cotes Du Rhone wine region is a place of mystery to many American wine drinkers.  If pressed, your average wine lover might be able to specify that Rhone is actually an area in France but...

  From the article Winter White Wonderland

  
  

• September 2009

  “I hate to say, but my first experience was not a good one - it was a popular White Zinfandel brand (that shall remain nameless). My first pleasant "Zinfandelic moment" was on a business trip to San Francisco in the...”

  Forum post in the topic First Zinfandel - do you remember? by rhwine

  
  

• September 2009

  “Great recommendations here! pardon the self-plug, but... Ours is a new 100% ... in only new and second-use French oak. The finish lasts forever with sweet, round tannins, mint and a pronounced minerality that mirrors the...”

  Forum post in the topic Malbec Recommendations ... by IKAL 1150

  
  

• September 2009

  “Well, I didn't want to hijack the thread but why not. Maybe if more people ... as saying "American oak = X, French oak = Y". There's way too much that can be a factor to simplify things so much. And there's a quality I...”

  Forum post in the topic Oak vs. tanks by GregT

  
  

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