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Slovenia is a small wine country with a interesting mixture of influences and ... mostly influenced by Italian style of wines (Venezia Giulia, Colio). This region is the biggest in Slovenia for red wine production. From...

A Bootful of Wine - Tasting Notes from Italy A visit to Terrabianca ... and time. A classic Bordeaux style, with the addition of more perfume on the nose than I have been used to, this too demands time. 17.5 pts We...

0h, forgot to mention once again that you should definitely swing wide around ... ('the partridge's eye') style of rosé that you can still find in Switzerland. I like several of the Swiss versions (which are usually made...

Fullbottle do you have any suggestions on a good value sparkling shiraz? I am ... I am not familiar with the style but don't want to spend $70-80 to try something I may or may not like. Best Regard

This year I got the opportunity to participate in a winery employee project. ... bad but I guess just not my style. Plum and cherry on the nose with flavors with raspberry jam and some spice. • 2006 Estate Cabernet...

Two Chefs Compare Notes One's a little country, one's a little big ... Zinfandel) and light bistro styled wines, to big, rich powerful wines - and even luscious dessert wines. The flavors range from plummy to...

Welcome all ... I'm with LTBiker, definitely try a lot of different styles and wines but it is important to try and identify what you are tasting. Of course, don't be afraid the ask questions some of the most...

In my recent "Introducing myself" (see Fullbottle) I inadvertently (well, not ... The better examples of the style have sour cherry overtones on the palate and finish dry (cheaper ones have residual sugar and can be...

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...

Vineyards in Switzerland are mostly quite small, even compared to Burgundy, and ... which are in a gentler style than those from the Cote d'Or (which, to put things in perspective, I like very much). The chasselas...