WTN Don't look at this if you've had more than 2 glasses of wine.....

.....'cuz this website may make you a little dizzy!!!

Last night and tonight I finished off a bottle of CAMILLE CAYRAN Les Salyens Cairanne Cotes du Rhone Village 2001. Just a delightful spicy, licorice-y, plummy fruit little wine that has been a delight both last night and tonight. Check out their website - very cool for those of us visually stimulated!

http://www.camillecayran.com/index_en.html

:lol:

Doesn't it make you feel like you are on a balloon ride playing bongos???????

Neat. Peachy Keen, even!

I am wondering what a Common Loon is doing there though..with bongo drums in the background! Aaaaaaaaaagh.

Lovable, Paulo, thanks!

Lovable, Paulo, thanks!

...and the wine was lovely, too, Bob!

Kinda looks like one of Homer's daydreams on the Simpsons.

Thanks, Paulo
We'll be in their neighborhood next September, and I will offer a toast to you from their hilltop.
-w

Thanks, Paulo
We'll be in their neighborhood next September, and I will offer a toast to you from their hilltop.
-w

I am jealous, but wish you guys a fabulous time! I expect many pictures!!!

Count on it Paulo. I'll even put them into that nifty Comcast program you put us onto a year or so ago.

Hi, Paulo, I'm in NY for a week, and was surprised to find the Cayran at a wine store near my daughter's school. Your notes had left me curious, so I took a bottle to a all-Brazilians brunch the next day. Right after opening, the smell was the most "tapenade" I've ever encountered. I couldn't make out any particularly distinctive notes in the taste, but found the acid/fruit balance pleasing, despite a somewhat hollow mid-palate. Last nght, after two days in the fridge with vacu-vin, it was much rounder, with the tapenade now much more in the taste than in the aroma. Definitely a wine for olive lovers, to drink at a picnic next to a gnarled olive tree under the Umbrian sky...

Enjoyed the website, Paulo. Thanks for providing the link. The wine sounds very enjoyable also.