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TN: Reasonable Reds
Here are some notes culled from my blog at
www.blogomonster.com/dan708 Corbett Canyon Merlot California (non-vintage) - Medium maroon color, blackberry/oak nose with blackberry and plum flavors, moderately tannic with mild acidity and a fairly long finish. Impressive effort for only $7.99 per magnum (sale). 2002 KOG Hill Chambourcin - opaque maroon color, cherry/nutty nose, black cherry and vanilla flavors with a dry, full-flavored finished. Probably the best example of this red grape I ever had. Regular price $9.99. From PA. 2005 Lindeman's Bin 99 Pinot Noir Southeastern Australia - maroon color, aromas of cherry and plum with red cherry flavors dominating. This is more like it! $6.99 on sale. 2003 Pio Chianti Colli Senesi - black cherry color, clean plum aroma with plum and blackberry flavors, low acidity and moderate tannins. On sale for $7.99. From Italy (Duh!) Carlo Rossi Burgundy California (non-vintage) - dark maroon color, noseful of black cherries with smooth plum and black cherry flavors, a touch of acidity. Surprisingly flavorful for a jug wine! $7.99 per magnum (1.5 litre) Dan-O (forgive me - I HAD to try at least one jug wine!) |
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