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Redwinger
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Wed Mar 22, 2006 2:36 pm
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Hoke
Achieving Wine Immortality
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Redwinger
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Wed Mar 22, 2006 2:36 pm
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Hoke wrote:I haven't ever been a fan of the ABC style of Chardonnay...
Redwinger wrote:Hoke wrote:I haven't ever been a fan of the ABC style of Chardonnay...
Hoke,
I've only tried a couple of Jim's Chardonnay, both loer end stuff, and share your lack of enthusiasm for the Chards. Of course, I could say that about 98.93% of Chardonnay coming from the Golden State.
Bill
Jenise
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Redwinger
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Wed Mar 22, 2006 2:36 pm
Way Down South In Indiana, USA
Mark Lipton wrote:Redwinger wrote:Hoke wrote:I haven't ever been a fan of the ABC style of Chardonnay...
Hoke,
I've only tried a couple of Jim's Chardonnay, both loer end stuff, and share your lack of enthusiasm for the Chards. Of course, I could say that about 98.93% of Chardonnay coming from the Golden State.
Bill
Hey, what's the point of giving us the %age without a margin of error, Bill? How can you expect me to take you seriously as a WineGeek™ without stated MOEs? I demand a clarification!!!!
Mark Gallup Lipton
Redwinger
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Wed Mar 22, 2006 2:36 pm
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MTBakerDave wrote:Earlier this year I got a chance to try some '93 and '94 ABC pinot, along with a bunch of Oregon producers' wines from same years, and I thought the ABC was the best of a good bunch. Light in color and body, intense in taste. I love that kind of wine! I still have a bottle of 1994 McKinlay, which has an even lighter color. I'm curious about it now.
Dave
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