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Your thoughts on wine from spain
Started May. 13, 2008
Review Chateau La Croix De Cabut Bordeaux
Started Feb. 24, 2008
Do you like Chardonnay from France
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Started this discussion. Last reply by C.L. Keener Apr. 25, 2008.
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- Happily Married for 25 years this last april. One Son almost 24 years old. Wine enthusiast, Fun loving, Like living on the edge and taking calculated risk. Love gardening, Bonsai, Home remodeling, Bloging, Cruising in our Mini Cooper with the top down, Fishing, Golfing, Painting, Wine reviewing, Visiting wineries, Wine tasting, Listening to music, Playing with our 2 Dogs, 2 Cats, and 40 fish!
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Review Red Guitar Navarra Old Vine From Spain
What is Spain most known for from the eyes of an American? What comes to mind first? Bull fights? The running of the bulls during the Sanfermines in Pamplona? The large Fiesta’s put on annually? Warm beautiful beaches? Flamenco song, dance and guitar? The Old monuments? Madrid, Or maybe wine? Since Spain just happens to one of the top producers of wine.
Wine did you say? Well we have just the fix you need you crave. A nice wine from the Navarra region of… Continue
Posted on May 13, 2008 at 10:07am —
Review- Contrada Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc 06’
I believe Ron and I live for… Continue
Posted on April 9, 2008 at 11:13pm —
Review Summerland Syrah ‘05
In the 1980’s Nebil "Bilo" Zarif began looking for a wine friendly region to farm grapes. Highway 101in California is one of the best kept secrets for land ready to produce great wine making grapes. Bilo found his wine growing region and fell in love with the central coast. This region spans from the Santa Barbara coast all the way to Monterey. He was inspired by the relaxed, friendly lifestyle displayed along the California coast. Today he makes wine f… Continue
Posted on April 3, 2008 at 11:13am —
My Son, Wine, Meat and a Geek
The thing that struck me first about this wine was the………… bottle. It had to be one of the coolest looking bottles of wine I have ever seen. Maybe it is because the bottle and label are black. There is a Artist drawn hand reaching for a grape. IT IS JUST TO COOL! If you have ever been to Napa there is a restaurant called Mustards right off of Highway 29. Right next to Mustards is the Napa Cellars tasting room, you walk right out of the parking lot of M… Continue
Posted on March 28, 2008 at 6:54pm —
Review Laetitia Estate Chardonnay ‘05
Hello, yes I am back and alive after a crazy, interesting and fun time in Yosemite National forest. Completely balanced and ready to get back to work. If you have not been there….. you need to jump in your car and drive until you get there!!!!!!!!!!. Speaking of completely balanced…..our wine tonight was pretty close.
In 1982, French viticulturists from the esteemed champagne house, Champagne Deutz searched California for a suitable site to begin grow… Continue
Posted on March 26, 2008 at 11:41am —
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I see your posts once in a while in the wine addiction group...the myspace one lol.
You always have something meaningful and interesting.
The group needs to hear more from you!
Great page!!! I have been out of the loop with wine for some time now, excited to get back on track.
If you don't mind I will check in on a weekly basis.
Take care
The wine group seems to have been omitted. I reported the issue by going to the bottom of the (any) page. I told them that Ron & KD seemed frustrated as well.
Ready to share comments about RED wine!! I love wine and food, and recently enjoy wine/food pairings that bring out all the tastes you can possibly taste!
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