Tom Glasgow
Thomas W Glasgow
It's the start of rose season: the Baudry rose offer from the usual suspects arrived this morning.
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Rose Season
- Thread starter Tom Glasgow
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Oswaldo Costa
Oswaldo Costa
Speak for your hemisphere.
Tom Glasgow
Thomas W Glasgow
I am. It's not always rose season in your bit of Brazil?originally posted by Oswaldo Costa:
Speak for your hemisphere.
Oswaldo Costa
Oswaldo Costa
Good point. No mufflers, ever.
Sharon Bowman
Sharon Bowman
All the cars are hot-rods?
Oswaldo Costa
Oswaldo Costa
Only the men.
Jeff Grossman
Jeff Grossman
There's a travel brochure I can get behind.
Doug Padgett
Doug Padgett
originally posted by Marc D:
If you have any 2010 Baudry rose left over it's drinking beautifully right now. I don't know that I would hold it too much longer but I think it's even better now then it was last Spring.
Amen to this. I drank my last two bottles of the 2010 during the recent heat waves and they were both fantastic. I had my last 2009 a few months ago--also very good.
kirk wallace
kirk wallace
originally posted by Marc D:
If you have any 2010 Baudry rose left over it's drinking beautifully right now. I don't know that I would hold it too much longer but I think it's even better now then it was last Spring.
Totally agree. Served it to a several handfulls of young colleagues from work this past Tuesday. It rocked (especially with a very mildly spiced pulled pork) and also changed the way they think about rose.
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Does anyone expect these things *not* to improve after a year or two? Why the commotion?
kirk wallace
kirk wallace
You are just taunting Pete, aren't you?originally posted by SFJoe:
If you want to drink them in a fancy atmosphere, PCap has them at a very fair price.
Bob Parsons Alberta
Bob Parsons
originally posted by Doug Padgett:
originally posted by Marc D:
If you have any 2010 Baudry rose left over it's drinking beautifully right now. I don't know that I would hold it too much longer but I think it's even better now then it was last Spring.
Amen to this. I drank my last two bottles of the 2010 during the recent heat waves and they were both fantastic. I had my last 2009 a few months ago--also very good.
Our heatwave will be here late August if we are lucky.
originally posted by Doug Padgett:
originally posted by Marc D:
If you have any 2010 Baudry rose left over it's drinking beautifully right now. I don't know that I would hold it too much longer but I think it's even better now then it was last Spring.
Amen to this. I drank my last two bottles of the 2010 during the recent heat waves and they were both fantastic. I had my last 2009 a few months ago--also very good.
I just opened a bottle of the '10 tonight and I concur completely. Even better than it was last year, though I intend to finish my supply sooner rather than later.
Mark Lipton
robert ames
robert ames
originally posted by Yixin:
Close to Baudry, both Amirault (to the west) and Cazin (to the east) have admirable 2009 roses as well.
'09's? the '11's are what's coming over the horizon.
(not that the '09's that you mention would not be lovely.)
Don't know if you have experience with other vintages and are just asking about the '11 in particular, but I find this the least inspiring wine of his lineup. I haven't had the '11 but neither the '09 nor '10 were all that interesting to my tastes. A negociant gig I believe.