evan hansen
Evan Hansen
I don't think I've seen it mentioned yet, but I have to say that I've historically loved the Eric Nicolas/Domaine de Belliviere wine, Les Girofles. Delicious.
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Lost my rose-colored glasses
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Chris Coad
Chris Coad
The Pinon Cuvee Tradition is holy wine to me and I couldn't bear to mix it with anything else.
Pity, as it mixes up as a great sec-tendre sparkler as well.
This thread has more sloppy seconds than a Sean Avery news conference.originally posted by evan hansen:
I don't think I've seen it mentioned yet, but I have to say that I've historically loved the Eric Nicolas/Domaine de Belliviere wine, Les Girofles. Delicious.
lars makie
lars makie
I think someone had it up a few posts earlier. I didn't have it this year but the year previous I really enjoyed it. This year I was really into the Ameztoi for sure. I also was digging some of the bigger ones like the Tavel from Modoree and the Janasse and cheap one from Spain by Jane Ventura.originally posted by Lee Short:
We seem to have somehow forgotten Il Mimo in the list of worthwhile rose.
Jay Miller
Jay Miller
originally posted by The Latin Liquidator:
Speaking of white-red mixes, last night I had the A. Margaine Brut Ros from the latest release and it was very nice. Perhaps a little facile on the outset, but with air it got its structure all together and was very, very sexy.
Though in my experience with the Margaine a regular wine glass is definitely needed. A slightly unpleasant bitterness emerged in a flute which vanished when poured into a larger glass.
Jeff Grossman
Jeff Grossman
Are pink sparklers not allowed?: FRV100 and various Bugey-Cerdon wines leap to mind.