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Thursday, February 14, 2013
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Faves from wine clubs past....
I ran across some notes of past wine clubs and thought I’d jot down some of our favorites. (they are not in any order, just the ones that scored the highest of the night and that we'd consider buying again)
Sometime I’ll probably find the scores for other ones, but for now here’s what I have readily available…
From Red Blends:
From Hot Weather Wines:
Sometime I’ll probably find the scores for other ones, but for now here’s what I have readily available…
- 2006 Edward Sellers Le Theif
- 2009 L Preston
- 2008 Ferrer Bobel Priorat
- 2011 Field Stone Petite Sirah Rose
- 2010 J Opi Malbec
- 2009 Fieldstone Corvino Red Table Wine
From Zinful Desserts:
- 2008 Kenwood Reserve Zin
- 2008 Martinelli Vigneto di Evo Zin
- 2005 Peterson Winery Muscat Blanc
- 2011 Domaine Lafond Tavel
- 2011 Chateau De Manissey Tavel
- nv Mumm Brut Rose
- 2007 Autry Cellars Petite Sirah (to go with BBQ fare)
Monday, February 4, 2013
Siduri Winemaker Dinner
A week or so ago, Mr. Lush and I (along with Ms. G) went to a Siduri winemaker pairing dinner at a local wineshop/restaurant. I’ll have to say that the winemaker, Adam Lee, is pretty darn funny, a smidge on the raunchy side in fact. While I don’t mind the raunchy sense of humor, and in fact love it, out of respect for his privacy I most certainly won’t post the jokes/comments! Just know, if you get a chance to meet him - go!
Here’s the menu:
My favorite wine was a tie- the Santa Rita and the Sebastiano (also from Santa Rita). My favorite pairing was the duck with the Santa Rita; (below) the veal was a bit too fatty and the pinot wasn’t big enough to cut through it, at least not in my opinion.
It was an interesting dinner to try pinots by the same winemaker. Unfortunately for my visual friends, all the Siduri Pinots look nearly identical.
And of course, whenever we meet a winemaker, Mr. Lush and I pose with them – here’s us with the funny Adam Lee. (The picture is a bit hazy-I think the person who took it was under a light so it flooded it out – boo!)
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