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Old 23-11-2004, 06:27 PM
Joe Rosenberg
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Friday night I was joined by a boisterous crowd of officers, NCO's and
Civilians at Raleigh's Angus Barn and had my first quaff in several months.

The 1999 DeSales, selling for $14 a generous glass, had an opulent, perfumed
nose, ripe berrish fruit, a good amount of tannin and a substantial finish.
I scored it a solid 94/100 points. Off hand does anyone know what the WA
and WS scored the wine. It went well with my rare filet mignon--A great
night.

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Joe "Beppe" Rosenberg


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Old 24-11-2004, 02:09 AM
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"Joe Rosenberg" wrote in message
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Friday night I was joined by a boisterous crowd of officers, NCO's and
Civilians at Raleigh's Angus Barn and had my first quaff in several
months.

The 1999 DeSales, selling for $14 a generous glass, had an opulent,
perfumed
nose, ripe berrish fruit, a good amount of tannin and a substantial
finish.
I scored it a solid 94/100 points. Off hand does anyone know what the WA
and WS scored the wine.


Parker gave it an 88 in April 2002.


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Old 24-11-2004, 02:09 AM
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"Joe Rosenberg" wrote in message
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Friday night I was joined by a boisterous crowd of officers, NCO's and
Civilians at Raleigh's Angus Barn and had my first quaff in several
months.

The 1999 DeSales, selling for $14 a generous glass, had an opulent,
perfumed
nose, ripe berrish fruit, a good amount of tannin and a substantial
finish.
I scored it a solid 94/100 points. Off hand does anyone know what the WA
and WS scored the wine.


Parker gave it an 88 in April 2002.


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Old 25-11-2004, 12:51 PM
Dale Williams
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Sounds better than I remembered. I like de Sales, but in other than great ripe
vintages I think it resembles a mid-weight St. Emilion more than a Pomerol. The
2000 and 1998 have some of that lushness; I have one bottle of the 1990 that's
supposed to be a pointe.
If I see the '99 at a good price will try again, thanks for note.
Dale

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