Larryh86GT
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Walker's Peach is really very good. 
What's in your glass tonight?
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Walker's Peach is really very good.
That has a really nice color to it. Looks really scrumptious!
Larryh86GT
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I was surprised at how tasty it is. I've read a lot of threads here on peach wine that said it does not have a lot of flavor but maybe because this is 100% peach juice it works. It is on my list of juice buckets to get from Walker's this fall.
Larry
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.this is a peach port from 2007 and is in excellent finish at present. From walkers 
Larryh86GT
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That does look nice. What ABV is it? Mine is a little hot at 14 or 15%.
dcbrown73
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Full bodied and crimson in color. Scents of rose petals and red fruit. Adventurous florals and allspice along with hints of black cherry and plum. Definitely a muscular alcohol (17.2% ABV) though it surprisingly doesn't necessarily daunt the audacious forward flavors.
Very bold in the line of some of the great Australian Barbossa Valley Shiraz. This is a very good wine though definitely not something you would drink everyday. Something you pull out when guest come by who enjoy bold wines as I do.
Very bold in the line of some of the great Australian Barbossa Valley Shiraz. This is a very good wine though definitely not something you would drink everyday. Something you pull out when guest come by who enjoy bold wines as I do.
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I'm going to have to try and find that bottle David! I'm enjoying a bottle (yeah, I'm the only one who drinks in this family) of el bombero from Spain. Grenache cariñena. Very berry cherry light oak. Definitely an Italian/Spanish wine. Thumbs up. 
Pulled out a 2010 Cline Zinfandel. This is one of my last experiments in aging cheap-to-modest-priced wines. This wine was fairly nice when I laid it down, but time has continued to improve it. It was, and still is bold, meaty, with tar, leather, and stewed fruits, but it has mellowed and become less harsh. Certainly a winner now. Was about $10 when I laid it down, drinking at $20 now.
Tipped the carboy I have of a WE SE Valpolicella that I added some Dornfelder skins to (6 lbs worth). Still medium body at best but the tannins from the dried elderberries and the dornfelder skins are quite apparent. Has a nose, which is rare for a red kit at this age. Still some bite from the CO2, since I haven't degassed it very well yet, and it is in the basement, which is up to a warm 63.7*F tonight. Exactly 5 months old today. Think this will be nice by the winter holidays.
Boatboy24
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Sounds good. And with that view I'm sure it was.
Boatboy24
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2014 Carmenere.
So this happened........
Spring shipping means gotta make room in da cellar for new arrivals!
Spring shipping means gotta make room in da cellar for new arrivals!
Well how about 3 different sundowns? LOL Not a dud in the bunch that's for sure!
Wow!! Three impressive bottles before sundown!
I thought the three-bottles-before-sundown scenario explained why the wine glass is tilted at that angle!
Boatboy24
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This. And then my EP NZ Pinot Noir. And if that still sucks, then something else.
Boatboy24
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It sucked - dumped it. Dave Phinney was working for me last weekend, so I went back to that.
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