go to www.freewebs.com/2012october27

there are many 2009 Bordeax to be found.

one caution regarding the notes for the Tenuta San Guido Guidalberto - #72439 -- Wine Spectator states this wine is comprised of three grapes when it has in fact 2 grapes. the explanation is provided on the document.

be patient as the 100 pages may take a minute or two...

CHEERS

Thanks Nicos!

My picks.

I wish there were better '09 Bordeaux reds.

I am curious -- what would make you choose the Juslyn for the extra $40 over the Dunn Howell Mountain?

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Originally posted by AML:
I am curious -- what would make you choose the Juslyn for the extra $40 over the Dunn Howell Mountain?

You looked?

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Originally posted by on the wine:

quote:

Originally posted by AML:
I am curious -- what would make you choose the Juslyn for the extra $40 over the Dunn Howell Mountain?

You looked?

fair comment

I don't expect to be buying 2010 Vieux Telegraphe as it comes in at 15.7% abv.

Has anyone tasted the VT?

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Originally posted by Darcy:
I don't expect to be buying 2010 Vieux Telegraphe as it comes in at 15.7% abv.

Has anyone tasted the VT?

Nice to see that I'm not the only one who steers clear of high alcohol wines. Don't mind the booze, but i find that many of these are hot and finish with a burn. Yech.

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Originally posted by Darcy:
I don't expect to be buying 2010 Vieux Telegraphe as it comes in at 15.7% abv.

Has anyone tasted the VT?

I thought that the 09 came out this weekend, not the 2010.

You're probably right. It's still 15.7% abv though

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Originally posted by AML:
I am curious -- what would make you choose the Juslyn for the extra $40 over the Dunn Howell Mountain?

The flavour profile is more appealing to me. That isn't to say that the Dunn Howell Mountain is a bad wine.