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• November 2009

  Rhodies, Nice job of compiling. Lot of work for a none-too-great grape, but ... J Vineyard which is a very limited bottling (460 cases) aged in mostly new French oak

  Forum post in the topic Barrel Oak Winery Norton 2008 by D9sus4

  
  

• November 2009

  Depends on what you mean by 'long life'. That's a term I personally use for ... for them is seemingly more limited to start with, and certain collectors have been talking the market up considerably over the past few years. I haven't hunted enough for aged sweet sherries, but the... Read moreDepends on what you mean by 'long life'. That's a term I personally use for ... for them is seemingly more limited to start with, and certain collectors have been talking the market up considerably over the past few years. I haven't hunted enough for aged sweet sherries, but the fact that you almost never see them in the marketplace means that you should buy new releases you know you like if you want to drink them in the future. I can't talk intelligently about Marsalas, Vin Santos, Banyuls, etc., because of lack of sufficient personal knowledge, but that's something I plan to remedy in the future. Though not fortified, late-harvest German and Alsatian and Austrian wines are just plain cheaper now than they will be in the future, so go for them now. Ditto Sauternes, if you like them. You'd know more about Tokaji, Greg, so I'll leave that analysis up to you.    (hide)

  Forum post in the topic Long cellar life wines. by dmcker

  
  

• November 2009

  Wow some great ideas. Will look into if any of them are available here in NZ. ... so far although it's been limited to a local example (Trinity Hills Gimblett Gravels). Had both the 2005 and 2007, by far one of my favourite wines. Trying some of the Riojas is on my list

  Forum post in the topic Long cellar life wines. by GhostLemur

  
  
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  November 2009

  Biltmore Limited Release Malbec

  Snoothrank: Starting at $16^.99

  One of my favorite reds...and it is my husbands favorite. Its got a great taste but I prefer one a little less dry. But as far as a dry wine goes....its the best we have had. Smell is exceptional and the taste is something to savor!

  Wine review by kitn621

  
  
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  November 2009

  Casa Larga Chardonnay Finger Lakes Limited Release French Oak Reserve 2001

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  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

  I have a wine store Upstate, and some of my most popular wines are Finger Lakes ... of the Hudson Valley is limited to Brotherhood. I think they make some fine wines, and their Blanc de Blanc is decent for the price (a lot better than Andre's or Cook's). From what I've heard they... Read moreI have a wine store Upstate, and some of my most popular wines are Finger Lakes ... of the Hudson Valley is limited to Brotherhood. I think they make some fine wines, and their Blanc de Blanc is decent for the price (a lot better than Andre's or Cook's). From what I've heard they have recently undergone a quality revolution with their wines, and they continue to improve year over year    (hide)

  Forum post in the topic Proud to be an New Yorker!... by Terry M

  
  
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  November 2009

  Montes Pinot Noir Limited Selection 2006

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  Oak aged, nice red berry aromas but a little thin on the palate and short finish.

  Wine review by FrederiqueA

  
  

• November 2009

  You can find a number of custom bottling options in the $10-30 (or more) range, ... options will definitely be limited. Just Google 'custom wine bottlings', or the like, and you'll see several winery and packager offerings. At your price point your fiancee might be interested in... Read moreYou can find a number of custom bottling options in the $10-30 (or more) range, ... options will definitely be limited. Just Google 'custom wine bottlings', or the like, and you'll see several winery and packager offerings. At your price point your fiancee might be interested in this: http://www.ehow.com/how_4702148_custom-wine-bottle-labels-wedding.html Looks like a bit of hands-on work, but it is a cheaper solution. How many bottles will you be needing? Obviously the more you want to purchase, the greater your leverage in negotiating with your retail outlet, and the more selection options you'll have..    (hide)

  Forum post in the topic Wine as gift favor??? by dmcker

  
  

• November 2009

  For CA Snoothers ... I just got the following email content from Siduri Wines & ... on these items is quite limited so first come, first served. Second, this offer is limited to the wines listed below and these wines only. Third, due to some shipping restrictions (holiday delivery... Read moreFor CA Snoothers ... I just got the following email content from Siduri Wines & ... on these items is quite limited so first come, first served. Second, this offer is limited to the wines listed below and these wines only. Third, due to some shipping restrictions (holiday delivery times, etc.) we are anticipating more of an early December delivery date (sorry about that, Thanksgiving wasn't codified as a November holiday until Abraham Lincoln in 1863 - so give us 242 years and we will get the shipping thing figured out). Finally, shipping charges and taxes do apply (and are listed below). To order these wines please check out the order form at the bottom of this email. You can return it to us via email at vino@siduri.com (you can split your credit card info into two different emails if you want), via fax to 707-578-3884, or give us a call to place your order at 707-578-3882. If you have placed a recent order and want to use the same credit card simply indicate that and provide the CVC# and we will bill that card. That’s it. We hope that you enjoy this opportunity to get enjoy this wine Cheers, Adam & Dianna Lee Siduri Wines & Novy Family Winery 2007 Novy Willamette Valley Blanc de Noir Regularly $25 2006 Novy Judge Family Vineyard Grenache Regularly $27 2007 Siduri Chehalem Mountains Pinot Noir Regularly $29 2006 Siduri Cargasacchi Vineyard Pinot Noir Regularly $49 2007 Siduri Hawk’s View Vineyard Pinot Noir Regularly $39 2006 Novy Christensen Family Vineyard Syrah Regularly $29 EACH WINE AT $16.21 PER BOTTL    (hide)

  Forum post in the topic Siduri/Novy Cellar Blow out ... by HondaJohn

  
  

• November 2009

  Yeah, it is a lot of work, isn't it? But as long as preparations have all been ... up I used to hate my mom's limited approach to dealing with leftovers, but I find them almost fun now. And since I let guests take home what they want, there aren't that many, anyway. So Eric, what... Read moreYeah, it is a lot of work, isn't it? But as long as preparations have all been ... up I used to hate my mom's limited approach to dealing with leftovers, but I find them almost fun now. And since I let guests take home what they want, there aren't that many, anyway. So Eric, what are you having this year    (hide)

  Forum post in the topic Hello Hello - what are you... by dmcker

  
  

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