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https://www.redwineplease.com/thanksgiving-wines-2013/
We opened several bottles during this Thanksgiving holiday. When you combine it with the remnants from Italian night we must have had 12-15 wine bottles in our weekly recycling bins. I’m certain the trash pickup people in our town now have the wrong idea about us. We don’t normally drink this much, and certainly not
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https://www.redwineplease.com/the-wines-and-food-from-italian-night/
We had a few friends over this weekend for an Italian themed dinner. Food and wine were in abundance, and a good time was had by all. I won’t spend too much time on the food, but it consisted of a nice antipasti with Parma ham, sopresseta, salami, mozzarella and arrugula; a seafood bouillabaisse (which
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https://www.redwineplease.com/a-great-2002-beringer-cabernet-and-beef-bourguignon/
We just pulled the last bottle of the 2002 Beringer Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon out of the cellar after a few years of almost pulling the cork. It seemed about time. The occasion was our anniversary, not that we needed a special occasion to drink good wine but why not. I cooked up some beef
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https://www.redwineplease.com/repost-an-amazing-tasting-of-gaja-wines-at-gasbarros-on-federal-hill/ Wow!
I’m seriously tempted to just leave it at that, because this wine tasting was something special. Where to start? How about world class wines all around, and I do mean world class. Add in an intimate setting inside Gasbarro’s on Federal Hill and it gets better. Finally, toss in a representative from one of
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https://www.redwineplease.com/an-italian-red-and-an-italian-white/
Time for two more wines to review, and and we’ll stay in Italy for both of these. The red is a Brunello from Tuscany in central Italy. The white is from Campania in southern Italy. We liked both. Here are the notes:
Wine: 2011 Beneventano Falanghina Winery Location: Campania, Italy
Tasted By: Neil &
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https://www.redwineplease.com/yet-another-excellent-2005-bordeaux-and-a-passable-cab/
Time for two more reds to talk about. The foray into the 2005 Bordeaux stock continues and we revisit a usually good and inexpensive staple. I can say it is becoming apparent that the hoopla surrounding the 2005 Bordeaux vintage was justified.
Wine: 2011 Smoking Loon Cabernet Winery Location: California
Tasted By: Neil & Cheri
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https://www.redwineplease.com/a-great-deal-on-some-great-wines-from-casey-flat-ranch/
You probably haven’t heard of Casey Flat Ranch. It’s in the Vaca Mountains, adjoining the Capay Valley, just east of Napa Valley in California. Nestled inside this 6000 acre ranch are about 24 acres of Bordeaux and Rhone varietal grapevines, and these vines provide the source for Casey Flat’s Estate wines. They also source fruit
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https://www.redwineplease.com/a-couple-of-reds-october-2013/
Here are two more reds for consideration, although I really only recommend you consider one of them. One is a Columbia Valley Washington Cabernet from The Magnificent Wine Company, the other a Cotes de Castillon from the excellent 2005 Bordeaux vintage. One under performs, the other greatly over performs. The price difference is not anywhere
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https://www.redwineplease.com/1087/
Wow!
I’m seriously tempted to just leave it at that, because this wine tasting was something special. Where to start? How about world class wines all around, and I do mean world class. Add in an intimate setting inside Gasbarro’s on Federal Hill and it gets better. Finally, toss in a representative from one of
Continue reading An Amazing Tasting of Gaja Wines at Gasbarro’s on Federal Hill
https://www.redwineplease.com/two-reds-worth-buying-from-september-2013/
We’ve been so busy covering wine related events recently that’s it’s been a while since our last straightforward wine review. Not that we haven’t reviewed dozens of wines related to the festivals, but here we get back to two bottles we opened at home. These are both modestly priced and bring some good qualities to
Continue reading Two Reds Worth Buying – From September 2013
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