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  November 2009

  Dark Horse Zinfanel Treborce Vineyard 2007

  Snoothrank: Starting at $34^.00

  Simply an awesome Zin. Old School the way Dry Creek Zin is supposed to be made. Big bowl of cherries.

  Wine review by bobthemd

  
  
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  November 2009

  Dark Horse Zinfanel Treborce Vineyard 2007

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  This is one of the best zins I have ever had. Big and beautiful

  Wine review by bobthemd

  
  
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  November 2009

  H3 Horse Heaven Hills Winery By Columbia Crest Cabernet Sauvignon 2007

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  The 2007 H3 Cabernet is One Word: Smooth It is an intense fruit forward flavor as promised. A very pleasing balance of berry and earth, yet something else still that I can’t put my finger on. This is smooth and silky, so very drinkable, but with a great mouth feel and nice... Read moreThe 2007 H3 Cabernet is One Word: Smooth It is an intense fruit forward flavor as promised. A very pleasing balance of berry and earth, yet something else still that I can’t put my finger on. This is smooth and silky, so very drinkable, but with a great mouth feel and nice tannin structure. It’s not too huge which Cabernets can tend to be sometimes, and it’s not too dry either. Drinkable, so very drinkable. In fact, pour me some more?    (hide)

  Wine review by WineontheWay2

  
  
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  November 2009

  Iron Horse T Bar T Bdx-3 2005

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  No written review

  Wine review by AriGoldman

  
  
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  November 2009

  Stalking Horse Shiraz Mclaren Vale 2008

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  Available Widely in Maryland, DC and Nth Carolina.

  Wine review by Wineinc

  
  

• November 2009

  Bottom line, I suppose, is the 'drinking well'. If it tastes great (and isn't ... to look the proverbial gift horse in the mouth, as long as serious collector's prices aren't involved

  Forum post in the topic Is the wine you're drinking... by dmcker

  
  

• November 2009

  They're part of a company called 3 Finger Wines (3fingerwines.com). I've not ... but have had their Dark Horse cab and was equally impressed by the quality:price equation. Must say their web site functionality is a little lacking, but should help you get some more info (or some... Read moreThey're part of a company called 3 Finger Wines (3fingerwines.com). I've not ... but have had their Dark Horse cab and was equally impressed by the quality:price equation. Must say their web site functionality is a little lacking, but should help you get some more info (or some more wine!)    (hide)

  Forum post in the topic Best bargains by chadrich

  
  

• November 2009

  Love the bit about horse stables :)

  Forum post in the topic Argentine Malbec comes of age by Drunk as a Skunk

  
  
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  November 2009

  Vieux Chateau Chambeau 2000

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  so I pull a 3 bone prime rib out of the oven at around 2pm on a sunny November ... whole grain dijon, some horse radish.. baguette, basically a tiny repeat of my lunch. poured a glass from the decanter on the counter and booooom! completely surprised. there was a wine in there! nice... Read moreso I pull a 3 bone prime rib out of the oven at around 2pm on a sunny November ... whole grain dijon, some horse radish.. baguette, basically a tiny repeat of my lunch. poured a glass from the decanter on the counter and booooom! completely surprised. there was a wine in there! nice cherry and cassis.. a bit 'o spice box and cedar, almost not enough grip but still surprising power for what I was led to believe just a few short hours previous. in hind-sight, I'm thinking it may have been better if I had opened the Château Chambeau 2000 sometime in 2007 rather than a few hours ago ;) still, well worth the money    (hide)

  Wine review by ChateauRob

  
  

• November 2009

  Someone was just elbowing me in the ribs about one of her favorites, Iron Horse from Sonoma (I think she spent too much time in Sebastopol ;-) ). Not my personal favorite, but I'll toss it out there, too.

  Forum post in the topic Good sparkling wines not from... by dmcker

  
  

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