Best Wines: Under $200, Under $100, Under $50, Under $25?
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I look forward to Marty’s advice!
In the under $25 category we always seem to like Spanish Rioja.
In the under $25 category we always seem to like Spanish Rioja.
Not the same as going to the winery.
I get my Quintarelli at DIG in SF. Who but Wayne Garcia would have an Electrocompaniet system in his shop?
Thanks Bob, but no, I am not a wine maker, though I am a "Vineyard" as it is my last name (hence bobvin). And, not from California either, grew up in Washington state, moved to Portland 5 years back. Very much a wine lover, Pacific NW has many, many great wineries and growing regions. Walla Walla, Red Mountain, Willamette Valley (if you like Pinot), and your Okanogan up in B.C. Lots of great 'new world' wines that I love, but I have a real fondness for Bordeauxs—love that dirt!
And yes, wine and music are my pairing of choice, why I added this little audition when I remodeled the music room:
My cousin has told me this year should yield a good harvest in Germany. 2018 wines could be one of best years ever for Germany.
It has been quite hot for a long amount of time.
I dont now all that much about wine, because I only cook with it and do not drink it.
Thanks Bob for the clarification, and very nice addition next to your music room, perfect. I love those tinted glass panels.
I will eventually share some pictures of one of the most famous wine caves in Quebec, Canada, under one of the top rated restaurants in the city. My family, Dad side, are wine connoisseurs. Me I'm just too young.
I dined @ that restaurant couple times. The Hotel Concorde is just near by. There too I dined in the 360 moving restaurant.
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I should have made videos when I was there; that way you would have heard directly our host talking and explaining the wines in there.
It goes without saying that no backpacks are allowed in that cave; I had to leave mine outside the vaulted door.
And, you cannot touch some of those bottles.
Don't ask the price of that bottle above; you would need to sell your house, your hi-fi music stereo system, and your wife too.
Then you would go living in a trailer of the New Mexico desert.
It goes without saying that no backpacks are allowed in that cave; I had to leave mine outside the vaulted door.
And, you cannot touch some of those bottles.
Don't ask the price of that bottle above; you would need to sell your house, your hi-fi music stereo system, and your wife too.
Then you would go living in a trailer of the New Mexico desert.
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Thank you (and your cousin) very much for the update. While there are some who may consider 2015 on the Mosel and in Rheingau quite good, most will agree that neither have had a truly exceptional vintage since 2009.
Thanks for getting this started.Glad you really like Australian and NZ red wine.
Not sure how easy it will be to find these wines,but the Glaetzer -The Bishop and The Wallace are very good value for money,just don’t tell anyone..........
• https://theculturetrip.com/south-america/argentina/articles/best-argentinian-wines-2018/
• https://www.independent.co.uk/extra...-30-top-good-new-zealand-french-a7664296.html
I feel going to Argentina ...
• https://www.goatsontheroad.com/top-7-must-try-wines-in-argentina/
• http://www.the-buyer.net/tasting/wine/six-best-argentine-wines-buy/
• https://www.independent.co.uk/extra...-30-top-good-new-zealand-french-a7664296.html
I feel going to Argentina ...
• https://www.goatsontheroad.com/top-7-must-try-wines-in-argentina/
• http://www.the-buyer.net/tasting/wine/six-best-argentine-wines-buy/
• https://www.winerist.com/magazine/entry/winerist-top-10-argentine-wines
* I'm looking @ more pictures of wines from that famous restaurant in Quebec City, my birth land, my culture and heritage, my ancestral soul, my family and friends, oh Canada where we export from France, Argentina, New Zealand, and from almost everywhere else in the world including California and Indonesia.
* I'm looking @ more pictures of wines from that famous restaurant in Quebec City, my birth land, my culture and heritage, my ancestral soul, my family and friends, oh Canada where we export from France, Argentina, New Zealand, and from almost everywhere else in the world including California and Indonesia.
A picture is worth a thousand words.
Drinking it is worth a thousand pictures.
Affordable ...
$25 USD
Drinking it is worth a thousand pictures.
Affordable ...
$25 USD
Something I've learned a long time ago from my Dad and his two brothers:
• https://winefolly.com/review/looking-for-good-wine-start-with-the-appellation/
• http://job-in-france.babylangues.com/toolkits/choosing-a-good-french-wine/
* Stay tuned; the art of finding the best wines ...
Guess what I'm drinking in moderation right now?
Clue: Mendoza
And the music playing composed from?
Bâhhh
https://youtu.be/XAmHbH0Ew0I
• https://winefolly.com/review/looking-for-good-wine-start-with-the-appellation/
• http://job-in-france.babylangues.com/toolkits/choosing-a-good-french-wine/
* Stay tuned; the art of finding the best wines ...
Guess what I'm drinking in moderation right now?
Clue: Mendoza
And the music playing composed from?
Bâhhh
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