Have been working on and tasting my fruit and botanical blends today in prep for bottling tomorrow. So I am desperately in need of a change of fruit and style. Hence this Californian Zin
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Have been working on and tasting my fruit and botanical blends today in prep for bottling tomorrow. So I am desperately in need of a change of fruit and style. Hence this Californian Zin
Our BFF's brought me back a bottle of this from a quicktrip up to CO over the weekend. This stuff is amazing. Bone dry and a finish that won't quit. Went fantastic yesterday with Fathers day dinner (grilled Tri Tip and Spatchcock Chicken on the Kamado K24!)
NICEOur BFF's brought me back a bottle of this from a quicktrip up to CO over the weekend. This stuff is amazing. Bone dry and a finish that won't quit. Went fantastic yesterday with Fathers day dinner (grilled Tri Tip and Spatchcock Chicken on the Kamado K24!)
What's Driving Rosé's Rocketing Rise?
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Seems like the Rosé bug has been aroused in someone? I noticed a couple of issues ago in WS it had a big 'ol bottle of Rosé on the front, would that have anything to do with it? I'll have to admit I've been so busy I haven't read that issue or the other one I just put on our samples rack.
Dry Rose' sales have been growing exponentially the last several years now. Its the hottest selling category for a lot of reasons especially during the Summer months. It goes well with literally anything you put on the grill. Its served cold when its hot. Its light and refreshing. It it very affordable and comes in bottles, boxes and even cans. And yes WS made it the cover just this week but that is not too uncommon for this time of year at all really.
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vinobrotha
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Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
TW Buy? Gotta be good cause it says Grande Reserve but you left no notes so maybe not so Grande eh? LOL
I think the bright sticker with the 91 on it sez "Wegmans" underneath. Could be wrong since I haven't gone to our local Wegmans for wine yet. Giant is closer...
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
Yep, you got it Mike. Except I paid $9.99. Worth every penny and then some.
After polishing off a 3.5 year old WE SI Aussie Petit Verdot ("meh"), I uncorked a 3.5 year old CC Showcase Amarone. This is quite a nice wine. Were it commercial, I'd pay something north of $15 for this.
JamesGrape
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I’m reading that chilled reds are an in thing for summer. Works for me.
So we are making some ice glasses for fun.
Yesterday tasted probably around 50 wines. The most memorable ones were at our evening get together with @heatherd, @mainshipfred, @pgentile and @tjgaul. I believe a nice Amarone was passed around by @heatherd that was very good (actually we didn't have a bad wine in the group, some still a bit young but showing promise).
That was so much fun! I'm posting pics of all the great wines you guys gave me to take home...
What's Driving Rosé's Rocketing Rise?
https://www.winespectator.com/webfe...=Sips-Tips-061918&utm_campaign=SipsTips061918
I think it's the newish availability of dry pink wine, and the greater variety that is in stores these days. I have had the cote des roses and its yummy; can't speak for the others.
Found this the other day at the Smiths Marketplace up in town. Cost was ~$10. This is the real deal. Bone dry. Beautiful light salmon color. Nice crisp zing and really nice bouquet.
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