by Jim Grow » Mon Mar 28, 2016 5:11 pm
I just got back from a week-end in NW Ohio where I bought some wine in Ft. Wayne. One bottle, a 750 ml., was labeled to contain 123% wine, 65% from Mendocino and 58% from Sonoma. It is a Bordeaux blend from Marietta Cellars called ARME. This is lot# 2, so maybe their second bottling of this blend. At 15.1% abv, it should be interesting. As Tom Hill would say, I have followed their Old Vine Red Lots from the very start (well almost, I started with Lot #4) and the present lot is #62. I am always amazed at typos/mistakes like this that are so widely seen, commonly also seen on Wine Spectator reviews.