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Thanks for the note. Much better than that Tru Blood crap they drink in Louisiana these days. Have you ever had the 1492 vintage? I found it more forward and needs to be drunk young as it is more of a New World style.
"Wine is bottled poetry." - Robert Louis Stevenson
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| Posts: 1648 | Location: Boca Raton, FL | Registered: Dec 29, 2006 | |
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quote: Originally posted by Bram Stoker: - 1460 Vampire Cabernet Sauvignon - Romania, Transylvania, Recas (10/31/1899) Finding it harder and harder to keep my hands off of these youngsters. But why wait, when they are so fresh in their youth? (100 pts.)
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Now that's the spirit. Good stuff, good stuff.
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quote: Originally posted by Rothko:
Clearly somebody on this site ...
Rothko, I'm guessing Vino Me, though there are a few troubling aspects. Seaquam has disclaimed, though I'd take that with a grain or two, since this is perhaps more his style. Still, VM has the habit of revisiting old classics, and the grace with our language to draft this. I'd also posit that the Board-O dig ("...next sip.") in the last sentance is VM-like. |
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| Posts: 674 | Location: St Louis, MO | Registered: Feb 27, 2005 | |
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quote: Originally posted by Bram Stoker:
[LIST] 1460 Vampire Cabernet Sauvignon - Romania, Translyvania, Recas (10/30/1897)...I was immediately transfixed by the fill of the gleaming, throbbing, and slender neck and could barely restrain myself from sinking my teeth into this specimen.
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| Posts: 7201 | Location: Montreal, QC | Registered: Feb 17, 2007 | |
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quote: Originally posted by Squirreljam:
...I'm guessing Vino Me, though there are a few troubling aspects. Seaquam has disclaimed, though I'd take that with a grain or two, since this is perhaps more his style. Still, VM has the habit of revisiting old classics, and the grace with our language to draft this. I'd also posit that the Board-O dig ("...next sip.") in the last sentance is VM-like.
Agreed. Not to point fingers, but this post is very VMish. If I were a betting man, this is where my money would lay. |
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| Posts: 7201 | Location: Montreal, QC | Registered: Feb 17, 2007 | |
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I cannot take credit for this.
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The taste is too bitter and astringent at the shameful words of someone’s false claims to my bloodline. Not a novel, but rather cheap and tawdry fair. It is a cowards lie, as I would never appear as a character in my own story. I will have my revenge for this vile betrayal! |
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| Posts: 5 | Location: London | Registered: Oct 31, 2006 | |
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I opened a bottle tonight. It's still not ready.
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