Tonight, Jean and I went out to dine with another couple in a
restaurant. There we got the:

2006 Husch Chenin Blanc (Anderson Valley, Mendocino)
nose: minerals, appley fruit
palate: off-dry but acidic, good fruit, long finish


This wine went well with my ahi tuna and Jean's halibut. It was
probably the finest New World Chenin I've ever had. Thanks for the
recommendation, Jose and Ric.

Mark Lipton
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On Aug 19, 12:24?am, Mark Lipton > wrote:
> Tonight, Jean and I went out to dine with another couple in a
> restaurant. There we got the:
>
> 2006 Husch Chenin Blanc (Anderson Valley, Mendocino)
> nose: minerals, appley fruit
> palate: off-dry but acidic, good fruit, long finish
>
> This wine went well with my ahi tuna and Jean's halibut. It was
> probably the finest New World Chenin I've ever had. Thanks for the
> recommendation, Jose and Ric.
>
> Mark Lipton
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> alt.food.wine FAQ: http://winefaq.hostexcellence.com

Dammit, I thought I was clear, if you're going to post a good note on
an inexpensive wine, it needs to be available in NY!

DaleW wrote:

> Dammit, I thought I was clear, if you're going to post a good note on
> an inexpensive wine, it needs to be available in NY!
>

Sorry to have forgotten the rules, Dale, though if you expect much
sympathy you're sadly mistaken. Don't worry, though: as you may recall
from my response to David Bueker's WTN on WLDG, your note on the '04 L-B
is revenge enough...

Mark Lipton

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