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Jasmin via Junguenet
- Thread starter Steve Edmunds
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originally posted by Cory Cartwright:
I've had good '96 Allemand and Joguet this year.
Well, Allemand is always good and 1996 was the last year for Joguet.
Steve Edmunds
Steve Edmunds
I think the best thing would be to have dinner together and drink both of them, Joe. Feasible?originally posted by Joe_Perry:
originally posted by Steve Edmunds:
originally posted by Joe_Perry:
originally posted by Steve Edmunds:
Jasmin via Junguenet Strikes me pretty weird, but is that others' experience with Jasmin wines from Junguenet?
There is a lack of synchronicity between the two.
If one were to translate that, my guess is the translation might be: "hosed again..."
My 95 Jasmin came from RWC and are the bee's knees. I think yours are an archetype for bogus. I will gladly send you some for ESJ 1992 Grand Heritage.
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Yes, sir. Next time you stay at T&T?
Steve Edmunds
Steve Edmunds
originally posted by Joe_Perry:
Yes, sir. Next time you stay at T&T?
Hmm. I'd enjoy doing it there, but I usually come to that neck of the woods on business, and I'm not hopeful about that occurrence anytime soon. It's a long story... the wine is not impatient, however.
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It has been a long time since the BWE has been important. The Ox is Slow, but the Earth is Patient. We will meet in time.
I don't suppose there is any way that we could persuade you to cut down on this stuff a bit, is there? It's dragging down the tone around here.originally posted by Joe_Perry:
It has been a long time since the BWE has been important. The Ox is Slow, but the Earth is Patient. We will meet in time.
Levi Dalton
Levi Dalton
originally posted by Cory Cartwright:
I've had good '96 Allemand and Joguet this year.
I had the '96 Reynard from Allemand recently. It was rather on the lighter, high acid spectrum of things. A bit green. I liked it alright. It is a lighter year for Chave Hermitage Rouge as well.
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originally posted by SFJoe:
I don't suppose there is any way that we could persuade you to cut down on this stuff a bit, is there? It's dragging down the tone around here.originally posted by Joe_Perry:
It has been a long time since the BWE has been important. The Ox is Slow, but the Earth is Patient. We will meet in time.
No worries, Joe. An e-mail would have embarrassed me less, but consider 2010+ a year free of me.
originally posted by Levi Dalton:
originally posted by Cory Cartwright:
I've had good '96 Allemand and Joguet this year.
I had the '96 Reynard from Allemand recently. It was rather on the lighter, high acid spectrum of things. A bit green. I liked it alright. It is a lighter year for Chave Hermitage Rouge as well.
Word.
originally posted by Brad Kane:
I hate agree with both Levi and VLM at the same time, but they're re-enforcing my point. The Chave and Allemand are the two best wines of '96, imo, yet they're still persnickity.
Evidently, this is impossible, but I'll leave it to Levi to explain it in several paragraphs.
Levi Dalton
Levi Dalton
originally posted by VLM:
originally posted by Brad Kane:
I hate agree with both Levi and VLM at the same time, but they're re-enforcing my point. The Chave and Allemand are the two best wines of '96, imo, yet they're still persnickity.
Evidently, this is impossible, but I'll leave it to Levi to explain it in several paragraphs.
It's a new year?
Hank Beckmeyer
Hank Beckmeyer
originally posted by Levi Dalton:
originally posted by Cory Cartwright:
I've had good '96 Allemand and Joguet this year.
I had the '96 Reynard from Allemand recently. It was rather on the lighter, high acid spectrum of things. A bit green. I liked it alright. It is a lighter year for Chave Hermitage Rouge as well.
Yup.
Ignacio Villalgordo
Ignacio Villalgordo
Jamet and Clape 96s are quite enjoyable