For those who have begun to think I drink no wine! Frederic Mabileau
Bourgueil 2004, rich deep and yummy with only a hint of green on the
finish, a finish that pops through the green and lingers with those
heavy rich Cab Franc notes. I was ready to give up on Bourg, even
wondering what it was that I saw in this wine, when this one came along
and rekindled a beautiful relationship.

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Joseph Coulter, cruises and vacations
www.josephcoulter.com

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"Joseph Coulter" > wrote in message
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> For those who have begun to think I drink no wine! Frederic Mabileau
> Bourgueil 2004, rich deep and yummy with only a hint of green on the
> finish, a finish that pops through the green and lingers with those
> heavy rich Cab Franc notes. I was ready to give up on Bourg, even
> wondering what it was that I saw in this wine, when this one came along
> and rekindled a beautiful relationship.
>
> --
> Joseph Coulter, cruises and vacations

A wine poster's advice here sugested that Catherine & Pierre Breton would
have been a greater choice for a wine I had purchased, a CF, but it was $30
vs. $15; but later he did purchase in May 2007, a 2004 Catherine & Pierre
Breton Trinch! Whatever, Trinch! means. We both liked it. It was $12.99
U.S. in Washington, D.C.

He tried to buy the Trinch yesterday at another location, but they were out
and were told the price would be $18+. He didn't recall if it would be a
2005.
He will be shopping Tuesday, so I'll suggest to him your recommendation of
Frederic Malibeau Bourgueil 2004.
Dee