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TN:'03 Lois and '02 Nero D'Avola
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Yes.
Don't know when Fred Loimer switched to screwcap; 2003 might have been closed with a bright green plastic stopper.
No problem, google pix exists! ;-)
The 2003 bottling might look like this:
The 2003 label:
M.
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Screwcap, Michael. Does Loimer bottle his Lois under all three closures?
Mark Lipton
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Well, in fact I know only of synthetics (in the past) and screwcaps (nowadays, obviously starting with the 2003 vintage), but one never knows what the guys do for export markets: It all depends on what the importer wishes.
But glad to hear it's in screwcaps, which, of course, explains the freshness.
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Michael Pronay wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@pronay.com:
that is the stuff, brilliant wine goes extremely well with scallops and shrimp.