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- Chocolate wine
Hi!
I am new to this site and I thought I would start by sharing a great found: I recently tried a Chocolate wine from Holland; it's called ChocoVine. I was sceptical at first but it is the best thing I ever tested!!! I had it on the rocks like an cocktail but it is a wine base product and you can really taste how the French cabernet and the Chocolate are paired together. Great Job! I understand it is new to the market and I was wondering if any of you tasted this product and had the same orgasmic experience. Cheers! CC.
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01 - Reply by Akime, Feb 15.
I have never heard of this. But I shall have to look for it. I am in the states so do you think it might not be acquired as easily?
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1747 - Reply by Gregory Dal Piaz, Feb 16.
I have never heard of this. Sounds a bit odd. how sweet a product is this?
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3027 - Reply by Philip, Feb 16.
Rosenblum does a chocolate infused port - its pretty sweet, but very viscous and hard to drink. I think that pouring it over icecream would be the way to go
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Here's the Rosenblum wine: http://www.snooth.com/wine/rosenblum-desiree-chocolate-3/
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455 - Reply by oceank8, Feb 16.
Wilson Creek also makes a chocolate port and they often mix it with their Almond Champagne to make what they call and Almond Joy. Not my cup of tea, but a lot of people seem to like it!
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33 - Reply by vinorojo, Feb 17.
Good call on the Rosenblum Phillip. It's called desiree chocolate port. You're right that it is a bit heavy for the glass and I think would go great poured over cheesecake and raspberries. It's a solid desert wine and at the 15 bucks or so for the bottle you can't go wrong.
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01 - Reply by Lucke, Feb 20.
A winery in Missouri makes a semi sweet chocolate cherry Cabernet. Not to my taste, but it really wasn't bad.
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6 - Reply by meganmarco, Feb 23.
For chocolate-infused wine I absolutely LOVE Copper Vineyards Noche. It is made in Virginia and it is delicious. Great alone or drizzled over berries or dessert.
