Wines for the holidays!

[ltokuda]

Thanks sdr! I just bought one from amazing grapes with the coupon. I’ve been collecting Termanthia’s every year since their 2004 release but I’ve never drunk any of them. I feel like I should cellar them for at least 10 years to give them their due respect. The wait really kills me, though. Luckily, WS and WA say that the ’07 will mature sooner so that might be the first Termanthia I’ll ever taste.

[sdrealtor]

You are welcome! Though I have never had any myself I am sure it is awesome. I defintely agree on the cellaring if you can wait. There is something amazing about drinking properly cellared, well aged wines.

If you are a fan of Spanish wines here is another tip for you. Have you ever had Alto Moncayo wines? They make 3 different garnachas at 3 price levels (under 30, 50ish and 100ish). They are all awesome. The tip is that the under $30 bottle is pretty close to as good as the more expensive ones. It is called Alto Moncayo Veraton and can be had under $30 if you can find it as it is an allocated wine. I drank an 07 and 08 last week which was a treat. I know La Costa Wine has some 08 right now if you are interested. If you can make it up to Wine Exchange (winex.com) they have it for $24. It is drinking well now but in a year or two it should be drinking incredibly well.

[sdrealtor]

You are welcome! Though I have never had any myself I am sure it is awesome. I defintely agree on the cellaring if you can wait. There is something amazing about drinking properly cellared, well aged wines.

If you are a fan of Spanish wines here is another tip for you. Have you ever had Alto Moncayo wines? They make 3 different garnachas at 3 price levels (under 30, 50ish and 100ish). They are all awesome. The tip is that the under $30 bottle is pretty close to as good as the more expensive ones. It is called Alto Moncayo Veraton and can be had under $30 if you can find it as it is an allocated wine. I drank an 07 and 08 last week which was a treat. I know La Costa Wine has some 08 right now if you are interested. If you can make it up to Wine Exchange (winex.com) they have it for $24. It is drinking well now but in a year or two it should be drinking incredibly well.

[sdrealtor]

You are welcome! Though I have never had any myself I am sure it is awesome. I defintely agree on the cellaring if you can wait. There is something amazing about drinking properly cellared, well aged wines.

If you are a fan of Spanish wines here is another tip for you. Have you ever had Alto Moncayo wines? They make 3 different garnachas at 3 price levels (under 30, 50ish and 100ish). They are all awesome. The tip is that the under $30 bottle is pretty close to as good as the more expensive ones. It is called Alto Moncayo Veraton and can be had under $30 if you can find it as it is an allocated wine. I drank an 07 and 08 last week which was a treat. I know La Costa Wine has some 08 right now if you are interested. If you can make it up to Wine Exchange (winex.com) they have it for $24. It is drinking well now but in a year or two it should be drinking incredibly well.

[sdrealtor]

You are welcome! Though I have never had any myself I am sure it is awesome. I defintely agree on the cellaring if you can wait. There is something amazing about drinking properly cellared, well aged wines.

If you are a fan of Spanish wines here is another tip for you. Have you ever had Alto Moncayo wines? They make 3 different garnachas at 3 price levels (under 30, 50ish and 100ish). They are all awesome. The tip is that the under $30 bottle is pretty close to as good as the more expensive ones. It is called Alto Moncayo Veraton and can be had under $30 if you can find it as it is an allocated wine. I drank an 07 and 08 last week which was a treat. I know La Costa Wine has some 08 right now if you are interested. If you can make it up to Wine Exchange (winex.com) they have it for $24. It is drinking well now but in a year or two it should be drinking incredibly well.

[sdrealtor]

You are welcome! Though I have never had any myself I am sure it is awesome. I defintely agree on the cellaring if you can wait. There is something amazing about drinking properly cellared, well aged wines.

If you are a fan of Spanish wines here is another tip for you. Have you ever had Alto Moncayo wines? They make 3 different garnachas at 3 price levels (under 30, 50ish and 100ish). They are all awesome. The tip is that the under $30 bottle is pretty close to as good as the more expensive ones. It is called Alto Moncayo Veraton and can be had under $30 if you can find it as it is an allocated wine. I drank an 07 and 08 last week which was a treat. I know La Costa Wine has some 08 right now if you are interested. If you can make it up to Wine Exchange (winex.com) they have it for $24. It is drinking well now but in a year or two it should be drinking incredibly well.

[jficquette]

Red Dagger anyone?

[jficquette]

Red Dagger anyone?

[jficquette]

Red Dagger anyone?

[jficquette]

Red Dagger anyone?

[jficquette]

Red Dagger anyone?

[jpinpb]

I’m a novice when it comes to wine. I stumbled upon the Cycles Gladiator. I checked out their website. Looks like the Cabernet Sauvignon is only 89 points according to Wine Enthusiast. But for $13, that’s not so bad.

[jpinpb]

I’m a novice when it comes to wine. I stumbled upon the Cycles Gladiator. I checked out their website. Looks like the Cabernet Sauvignon is only 89 points according to Wine Enthusiast. But for $13, that’s not so bad.

[jpinpb]

I’m a novice when it comes to wine. I stumbled upon the Cycles Gladiator. I checked out their website. Looks like the Cabernet Sauvignon is only 89 points according to Wine Enthusiast. But for $13, that’s not so bad.

[jpinpb]

I’m a novice when it comes to wine. I stumbled upon the Cycles Gladiator. I checked out their website. Looks like the Cabernet Sauvignon is only 89 points according to Wine Enthusiast. But for $13, that’s not so bad.

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