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"overpowering" on Snooth
@rjyoung ... take a look at the powerpoint presentation on the page. Based on what you described you might fall into the 'Overwhelmed' category but Snooth can help you move to the enthusiast! ;-) Seriously, I found this...
How about a wine introductory road map. I've been getting more and more into wine lately and discovered snooth a short wile ago. I thought there were a lot of wines in my local wine store, I now realize that what I see...
Being in Australia, I will recommend you a couple of Australian wines; 1) ... compliment the food without overpowering it... 2) Margaret River Chardonnay - Brands; Leeuwin Estate or Brookland Valley, these wines are...
Looks like Constellation did an interesting market segmentation on wine buyers. You can find full information here: http://www.cwinesus.com/CBICMS/cwine/trade_insights.html Quick summary is this that they group wine...
A little hot on the nose with lots of sweet fruit, cola, a touch of citrus, roast meat and oak. This is a big, powerful style of Pinot with a chewy texture and dark, muscular fruit, there are nice black spice tones to...
Claybe - in fact, nothing is a good pairing with the Thanksgiving dinner. ... mentioned a chardonnay overpowering the sides - it will be precisely the opposite problem. Think about it - you have turkey. Let's assume...
This wine was a gorgeous, very dense purple, almost black in color, and when ... initially overwhelmed by its overpowering nose of alcohol. But after allowing the wine to sit and breathe, it opened up and I detected...
Wow! A big, rich, powerful full-bodied Zinfandel; very dense in color with a ... perfectly balanced and not overpowering
Rose, the drier the better! Most go fantastic with everything on a thanksgiving table. Viognier also goes well, although some tend to overpower with their perfumy nose.
I am very new to Snooth, and I have always heard that Riesling and Chardonnay, ( but not too oaky), seem to be preferred. The risk with a very oaky Chardonnay is that it may pair well with the turkey, but it may overpower...





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