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Yesterday I opened a bottle of Chateau Montdoyen 2005 Bergerac Sec which
I found disappointing. I had tasted it at the wine store, and my notes we "melon on nose, green on nose. soft. Grass?" That was in May. It seemed like it would go well with a shrimp and vegetable kebob, so I opened the bottle, and found: "nose: like a viognier. Anise. melon or pear? Palate: drying - very dry - no sweetness at all. austere. Like a vermouth." This definately was not what it tasted like in the store. Is this what an oxidized wine would be like? Jose -- You can choose whom to befriend, but you cannot choose whom to love. for Email, make the obvious change in the address. |
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