Why be a hostage? I’ll pick up the BSR via retail. I can’t wait to try the “hints of soy, underbrush, and flint.”
___________________________________________________ It's good to try them young too and then let them age - James Suckling Infanticide can be very satisfying - Robert Parker I drink mine young to avoid disappointments - James Laube
Posts: 5058 | Location: Atlanta, GA | Registered: Jun 03, 2004
Stalker, one is only a hostage if they don't want the other wines. I enjoy the 94 point Chardonnays. If you don't like "soy, underbrush, and flint," maybe they have some with a "nose of white flowers and tasting of drawn blood and barnyard." That ought to bring some joy to you.
Just one more sip.
Posts: 24847 | Location: NY | Registered: Oct 18, 2001
I visited Martinelli recently and tasted the 2004's. I like Martinelli wines, but 2004 was not their best showing, especially for their lower end Pinot's.
I will bite on the 6 or 12 bottle offer, but I think Pomerollvr & GD have a good reason not to buy. They're expensive, and I don't like being required to buy all wines just to be able to get the ones I prefer. Yet, with Martinelli, I do it; and I'm glad to be on their mailing list! This is a conundrum for me!