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1989 Ch. Saint-Pierre
1989 Ch. Saint-Pierre – I always think of this St. Julien as St. Pierre Servaistre, though I believe they dropped the l...
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Pinot Noir, Süss, Trockenbeerenauslese, Lang, Neusiedlersee, 1998/1999
Yes, "1998/1999" was written on the label of one bottle. Anyone know for sure what the two years signify?
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Camus Cab best vintage
the 03 was supposed to be the top. How are the newer vintages?
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Two Cal Cabs 2002
We had friends at our farm and with grilled beef tenderloin I opened a 2002 Kelham Oakville Estates Reserve Cabernet an...
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WTN: Lessona, Washington red, 2 cheap Aussie whites
Went to sister-in-laws for an Easter party today, lots of friends there, lots of good food - strata, paella, salmon wer...
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TN: white and pink Burgundy, pink Sekt, Beaujolais
Betsy mentioned she would miss ham for Easter as we're going to her pesce-vegetarian sister's, and my helper said he wa...
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Bocce and Beaucastel
Had some people over for the first Bocce tourney of the season – Late, I know, but our weather has been unusual and unp...
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[TN] Easter comes early ('70 Ducru)
For various reasons, we decided to have our Easter dinner a day early, so tonight cooked a leg of lamb in a vaguely Bas...
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"Without the culture that connects us to our territory, we lose our identity."
Isn't that a good argument for TERROIR?: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/11/arts/11abroad.html?_r=1
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TN 1990 La Louviere blanc
Almost 20 years on this, but a high fill and a good cork. On opening a bad bottle stink, mixture of TCA and brett. Nars...
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"Quality, after all, is not subjective. Whether a wine is of good quality is objective. Whether you like it or not is a different and parallel subject."
http://www.midweek.com/content/columns/vino_sense_article/master_sommeliers_do_it_blind/
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April Lunch Notes
Monthly lunch notes. 2005 Hendry Napa Chardonnay – the lack of oak and presence of significant acidity had us thinking...
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[TN] '01 Ridge Geyserville
With tonight' dinner of BBQ ribs, cole slaw and rolls, Jean asked for a Zin. Consultation of the database revealed that...
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TN: Macon and WA Syrah
Wednesday we had salmon and quinoa; as I was driving later into city to take a group of CUNY med students around, I onl...
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