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damn, I thought I had my list pegged, but as I read down all of the posts I found it changing with each new post. I would have to say that toward the bottom of my list is Pinot, my definite fav is Cab Franc, or blends...
Are you in the wine business in Slovenia? I actually don't know those wines. I've tasted a lot of Hungarian wine, as well as Romanian, Serbian, Croatian, but no Slovenian that I can recall. I have tasted wines that were...
This year I got the opportunity to participate in a winery employee project. Me and a few of other employees at Loxton Cellars got half a ton of Syrah grapes to make our own wine from. We’ll do all the work and we’ll...
I know WS gave this 90 pts and deservedly so. It's smooth and creamy with nose of fig, pineapple and almost honeysuckle. Nothing overpowering, both the nose and the palate are balanced excellently. It's got just the...
@Richard I didn't realize you were there, Lisa Mcgugian (Mcgugian wines and Tempest two wines) has her own wine shop in Potts Point there and you have a few great little places around you and there's also the oak barrel in...
Generally I enjoy a nice dark chocolate along with a cab, merlot or even a nice burgundian style pinot noir. However, tonight I was already sipping on my Robert Young Alexander Valley chardonnay which has a big toasty oak...
I still find some Bordeaux I like. I bought maybe a half dozen 2005s. Bordeaux as an industry however drives me crazy. There are plenty of great producers but the driving force behind too many is to produce "important"...
I didn't detect a strong nose, but my allergies have been affecting my olfactory senses, so let's just say I had hints of fig and bright pale fruits. The palate is awesome! A great toasty oak is woven throughout every...
well, the more affordable favorites of mine, are Conde de Valdemar Rioja. As most traditional Riojas, there are three levels of wine, Crianza, Reserva, and Gran Reserva. The difference lies in the amount of time the wine...
A luscious yet friendly Chardonnay, fresher than a hickey on a Catholic school girl's neck on the first day of class. This Chardonnay is a true example of the style of Chardonnay for which Washington is becoming known....





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