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Midnight Cellars Full Moon Red (2005)
Midnight Cellars Full Moon Red 2005

SnoothRank: 3.47

US $1399


Stanley Brothers Semillon Full Sister (1996)
Stanley Brothers Semillon Full Sister 1996

SnoothRank: 3.67

US $2100


Tobin James Merlot Paso Robles Full Moon (1991)
Tobin James Merlot Paso Robles Full Moon 1991

SnoothRank: 3.33

US $1400


Midnight Cellars Full Moon (2001)
Midnight Cellars Full Moon 2001

SnoothRank: 3.67

US $1400



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chadrich wrote in the forum topic: Critique My Serving Sequence
November 2009

Okay, reporting back. As things do when multiple people are involved, the wine ... but perhaps not as lush and full as I expected due to the point scores and stature of this bottle within the IH line-up 2006(?) Adelaida...

Gregory Dal Piaz wrote in the forum topic: I like Italian wines best!
November 2009

Stay tuned for a full report, well as full as I can muster in 2 days, on Montepulciano and Vino Nobile coming up early next month. I'll be in the region in 3 weeks and looking forward to it!

October 2009

One question that often arises in the wine world is: “Where did your love ... wines are also rich with a full mouthfeel, and a lingering finish. They are not for the typical white-wine drinker. I doubt they are designed...

fullbottle wrote in the forum topic: Fullbottle
October 2009

Thanks for the welcome guys. Philip, unless you have been to these fair shores, ... to be able to present a full lineup of varieties and styles to the consumer or cellar outlet. The big guys get away with it by sourcing...

torchtaker wrote in the forum topic: Wine mileage
October 2009

I try to drink something new all the time, but have noticed that I am ... fresh, dry, complex, carefully balanced acids. Among white burgundy the following wines I recently tasted stand out: - Puligny Montrachet 1er cru...

October 2009

Pairing Roast Turkey and Syrah By Forming a Flavor Bridge ... but not to weighty, and full of deep, layered, earthy flavors.  This past weekend I had some Syrah, young and old, laying about so I...

GregT wrote in the forum topic: Turning a closet into a wine cellar?
October 2009

Not really. I built the room pretty quickly but spent more time thinking about ... here's a trick because it's full of holes -- get a good mildew resistant paint, mix it with drywall mud, and paint your cement board with...

GregT wrote in the forum topic: Seafood and Red Wine
October 2009

I don't think about it all that often. But with rice that's full of chicken and seafood, a la paella, I always found Rioja to work wonderfully. I imagine a sangiovese based wine would be fine too. What I don't think...

dmcker wrote in the forum topic: Seafood and Red Wine
October 2009

Would be interested in hearing from people here about any redwine and fish, ... have found to work successfully. Having been initiated at the beginning of my wine tippling into the traditional white-for-fish, red-for-meat...

katieellen wrote in the forum topic: Newbie
October 2009

I haven't found much I don't like... but I gravitate toward med. to full bodied reds - in the hotter months I'm more apt to drink white but typically its red for me. Merlots, syrahs, malbecs... recently had a tempranillo...

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Robert Foley Charbono 2007 - 750ml
Varietal:
Charbono
Region:
Napa
Quantity:
750 ml bottle
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Robert Foley is a Napa Valley legend, with stints at Pride, Switchback Ridge and Hourglass, his Charbono is truly a unique experience. Napa Mountain fruit produces a big juicy full-bodied wine with awesome deep purple color and density. Great w/steak View More and Buy

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