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mareff
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Albarino, Amarone Valpocellia, 2005
 
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Glass of water. A little early don't you think mareff?


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"Wine only turns into alcohol if you let it sit."---Lindsay Bluth
 
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mareff
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its happy hour somewhere in this world, Bob
 
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quote:
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its happy hour somewhere in this world, Bob
I like the way you think mareff.
 
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indybob
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quote:
Originally posted by mareff:
its happy hour somewhere in this world, Bob


Touché! Seriously though, Amarone late last night, or as a quick wake-me-up after sunrise? Wink Eek


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"Wine only turns into alcohol if you let it sit."---Lindsay Bluth
 
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his bedtime is 9pm and he only drinks vodka for breakfast, so his starting of this topic is flawed. Popcorn


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mareff
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The Amarone was late last night, sans vodka..hiccup
 
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The wife opened up an 06 Betz La Cote Rousse over the weekend while I was away. I'm finishing it off with pizza. Surprisingly it's still in good shape. The wine was way to young to open in the first place.
 
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my Amarone on the second night is stellar, of course after the three Makers and club soda what wine would not be stellar...hiccup
 
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2004 Turley Dusi Vineyard Zinfandel.
 
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2004 Brancaia Tre Toscana IGT (great pizza wine)
 
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1990 Solaia... also a great pizza wine. Wink
 
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Tonight an 04 Wattle Creek Cab Sauv. Really quite good.
 
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1990 Solaia... also a great pizza wine. Wink

Cool Indeed!

Touche' Wink
 
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2005 Bodegas y Viñedos de Murcia Jumilla Pico Madama
 
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1999 Torbreck Steading, suprisingly good, though with a slight bitter and somewhat clipped finish.


“Being drunk is a good disguise. I drink so I can talk to *******s. This includes me.”
 
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his bedtime is 9pm and he only drinks vodka for breakfast, so his starting of this topic is flawed. Popcorn


to brush his teeth of course.
 
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2004 L'Aventure Optimus
 
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2008 Merry Edwards Sauvignon Blanc RRV

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2003 Los Vacos Dix Cabernet (Chile) -
 
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2006 St. Clement Merlot


Romeo and Juliet are together in eternity....
 
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2004 Pride Mountain Vineyards Cabernet Franc
N.V. Alvear Montilla-Moriles Cream

the pride was smokin'...


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1982 ch. Prieure Lichine

muted on both the nose and palate however every once in a while there would be these wonderful hints of smokiness and cigar ash. Def over the hill (as i was warned) however, it was the perfect bottle to celebrate with
 
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2006 Hogue Cellars 'Genesis' Syrah Columbia Valley

At $8.99, this was probably one of the best QPR syrahs I've had. With a very large production on this wine, I'd highly encourage you to seek it out and, what's more, it's usually easily found at large, non-wine focused supermarkets. Yum!


Cheers!
 
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2006 Poet's Leap Columbia Valley Riesling
 
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