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January 31, 2005
January 30, 2005
02 Haut-Courneau, Graves
January 28, 2005
98 J. Vidal-Fleury, Gigondas
January 26, 2005
02 Brooks, Janus Pinot Noir
2 Comments:
- caveman said...
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excellent site my friend. Concise, well written reviews, very nice. I have always liked the Janus but have found that they gain with age. Let the tanin mellow and all will be good.
Caveman - 750 mL said...
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Thank you much, William, for visiting 750ml.blogspot.com. I really appreciate the feedback.
I'm not surprised that the Janus ages well -- those tannins (which are certainly manageable) do seem like they'd calm down and the alcohol would probably integrate better, too. I expect it to get pretty meaty. I would've never guessed that Jimi would make a wine like this.
We lost him far too soon. Best wishes to his son Pascal.
January 24, 2005
02 Pavilion, Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
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Sorry, not meaning to post anonymously, just don't want to set up an account... my email is Meichx@yahoo.com... Anyway, I like the reviews. But do you think you could publish the prices (and, if possible) the number of cases so I can figure out if they're worth hunting down?
Anyway, like I said, enjoying the reviews. - 750 mL said...
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- 750 mL said...
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Thanks so much for visiting the site and for your kind words! For the time being, 750ml.blogspot.com will not be publishing prices.
It is not my intention to find great values -- though if I do find one I will try to mention it -- because the price of wine depends on so many uncontrollable things (from the failing US dollar to the whim of distributors) seperate from the art of making wine.
This site honors the variety of wine on the market today and is my daily journey through some miniscule portion of it. Many online resources, however, including winesearcher.com or even Google can direct you to the best prices on any of the wines I have reviewed.
January 19, 2005
02 Coche-Bizouard, Meursault
3 Comments:
- Carly said...
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this sounds good... what is the approximate price of this wine?
- Carly said...
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Oh, now, I've just come across your other reply to someone else asking a similar question. I understand your reasons. I'll look it up and possibly try it. Regards,
~C - 750 mL said...
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Hey Carly,
You should be able to find it for 30 - 40 bucks, which I think is a real steal. You should be able to find it at http://www.thecorkscrew.com. I think it's worth exactly what it costs; in fact, I blind tasted it once and managed to guess the price right down to the penny.
January 17, 2005
01 Gautheron, Chablis 1er Cru Les Fourneaux Vielles Vignes
95 Domaine Zind-Humbrecht, Clos Saint Urbain Rangen de Thann Pinot Gris
January 13, 2005
01 Clos Petite Bellane, Cotes du Rhone Villages Valreas Les Echalas
January 10, 2005
99 Romeo, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano
96 Gloria Ferrer, Royal Cuvee Brut
January 08, 2005
02 Concannon, Central Coast Sauvignon Blanc
3 Comments:
- Piltdown Man said...
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What's the deal with Concannon bottles? Is there some reason they decided to make them as heavy as they are? Did they get a deal froma Champagne maker?
Pilt - 750 mL said...
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No kidding. Considering how absolutely normal the wine is, I can't imagine why the bottles are so massive. They must've gotten them free or something; I'd think all that glass would be far too expensive for a winery that makes so many medium- to low-end bottlings.
- 750 mL said...
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The 2003 is nearly identical with even more strange residual sugars. These wines taste incomplete.
January 05, 2005
03 Andrea Oberto, Dolcetto d'Alba
2 Comments:
- 750 mL said...
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As I suspected from the rough tannins, weird acid, and big fruit, this is an ideal food wine that goes extremely well with light tomato sauces. While an actual marinara over pasta brought out a strange distillate quality from this wine, a thin homemade pizza with a few spots of sauce, diced romas, minced garlic, torn basil, and just a couple tablespoons of mozzarella and locatelli was the perfect fit.
- caveman said...
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for an exceptional Dolcetto, try the 2003 from Sandrone.
Caveman
00 Massolino, Barolo
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