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Re: Help w/ U.S. Biodynamic and Organic Sulfite Regulations

> Is it not the other way around Michael? No such thing as organic > wine in EU... but you knew that... so obviously a...

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Re: TN: Good wines, great night ('61,'70, '90 Bdx, plus Loire and a Tuscan red)

In article , DaleW wrote: > > > In article > > , > > > > > > > > > > > > ?DaleW wrote: > > > Monday Betsy was in the Ve...

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posted by larry

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Re: NYT: Bottomfeeding from wine lists

> As usual, the NY Times's Eric Asimov has a thoughtful article on > ordering the cheaper wines from restaurant wine li...

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Re: 3 good wines (Beaune, Etna, St Julien)

>"DaleW" ha scritto nel messaggio >news:24631e70-bb0e-4e8b-b5ba-> snipped-for-privacy@j11g2000yqg.googlegroups.com... >...

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Re: TN Vertical Hermitage La Chapelle

we'll use them as > Guinea pigs on this win will be interested in the 82 showing. And Thalabert often performs above it'...

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posted by jtav

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Re: Pairing cheese-wine

> Nils, thought about you the other day, they have a new detective drama > series on BBC called Wallander, it's filmed...

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posted by nils.lindgren

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Christmas gift wines ... maybe not

Just received a holiday catalog from Haskell's, a wine and liquor chain in Minnesota. Some nice wines at fair prices, b...

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posted by dickr

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Re: Vinum (California) Petite Sirah

> >> So sad, I found a Vinum 2000 Petite Sirah that had been hiding >> in my cellar. It probably would have been good 6...

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[TN] Winegeek wines for non-winegeeks

Sat. night, Andrew's best friend Quinn came over with his family (Mom, Dad and younger brother Grant) for dinner at our...

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posted by notpil

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Re: a deco a deco tasting

> > I am not sure about export but I know from first hand that Air NZ serves the > Lindauer. St Helier indicated that i...

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posted by alphabetanz

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Re: a deco a deco tasting

>Actually, they are likely made in China with a NZ label :-) Don't judge others by your own standards. It's only the wh...

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posted by nothanks

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Re: TN: Pre-Thanksgiving Wines

In article , DaleW wrote: > Tues I flew to Atlanta, Betsy and Lucy the hound joined me at my > parents (Betsy had drive...

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Re: Survived the journey, when do I go back?

> but his Lordship had already provided a more memorable sticky the night >> before, a Botrysised Semillon from NZ (wil...

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Re: Montepuliciano d'A and Beaune 1er Cru

> > snipped-for-privacy@y18g2000yqn.googlegroups.com... >> >> >>> Tonight's dinner was a stirfry of beef, with baby bok...

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posted by deedovey

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Re: Pairing

> >I find the PN's from NZ and Oregon to be quite fruity and sturdy which > >can hold up to sweet/salty flavors and com...

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