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Mr Riggs Shiraz (2004)
Mr Riggs Shiraz 2004

SnoothRank: 4.26

US $1907


Parducci True Grit Petite Sirah (2004)
Parducci True Grit Petite Sirah 2004

SnoothRank: 4.14

US $1725


D'Arenberg d'Arrys Original Shiraz/Grenache (2004)
D'Arenberg d'Arrys Original Shiraz/Grenache 2004

SnoothRank: 4.1

US $1475


Raymond Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon (2004)
Raymond Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2004

SnoothRank: 4.09

US $1528



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"Hard Cheese" on Snooth


dmcker wrote in the forum topic: "Hi My Name Is" / Favorite Red
November 2009

0h, forgot to mention once again that you should definitely swing wide around white zinfandel roadkill... It's funny because white zin first came out as a California try at making an Oeil de perdrix ('the partridge's...

Rfrainey wrote in the forum topic: Need Advice - Italian Vineyards
November 2009

In chianti classico I like http://www.enotecadifonterutoli.it/index.php?Id=1&Lingua=ing It depends on how far you are going Montalcino is quite a bit south and the Maremma is quite a ways too. Southern tuscany is very...

TLuchese wrote in the forum topic: Seafood and Red Wine
November 2009

Dmckr - the shellfish is so hard to pair with reds, it just seems to go so perfectly with the whites. However, I've taken down some very good suggestions folks have written for you here, include the one you posted about...

Top notch sauvignon blanc from the Loire. New world style, intense flavors and crisp structure. A great drop and a excellent alternative for those who don't want to pay premium kiwi or sancerre prices.

Villebois Loire Sauvignon Blanc 2008

Starting at $14.08 Snoothrank: 3.5/5
Brad Coelho wrote in the forum topic: How old are your vines?
November 2009

Well w/ your biology degree, was most of your plant based research based on agriculture that thrives in nutrient dense soils and is designed for high yielding purposes? Great grape growing seems to be at ends w/ most...

Rfrainey wrote in the forum topic: Swiss wine- I know nothing!
November 2009

thanks, I am sure wine will be available on our hike, but I'm not sure of the selection in swiss refugios. I know some in Italy have a great selection. We will pass through a few towns but Geneva and Zermatt will be the...

The most perplexing wine I've tasted in years, this Sancerre pinot is probably a genuine expression of its locale but I found the experience overwhelming and grating--most likely I'm too taken with Burgundians. So please...

Don't know how adventurous you wish to get (if that's really the right word), but I just remembered some excellent meals with pinot noir I've had based around rabbit, both in Switzerland and along the Russian River in...

GregT wrote in the forum topic: Disparity of wine ratings
November 2009

Or at least an opinionated one. But donccpa, don't put too much credence into those scores, whether the 97 or the 89. One guy really liked it. The other guy did too, but he didn't like it as much. Neither is really...

dmcker wrote in the forum topic: Swiss wine- I know nothing!
November 2009

Vineyards in Switzerland are mostly quite small, even compared to Burgundy, and usually on south-facing hillsides. I suppose this makes it hard for anyone to gather together the production and marketing muscle to push...

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