This year, I would like to buy some pails of Peter Brehm must. I
would like to buy either Cabernet Sauvignon or Syrah. They have
different Cab and I wonder is there big difference in the quality of
thoses ? Here is the cab I am looking at;

Cabernet Sauvignon from El Dorado

Cabernet Sauvignon from Hopland, Mendocino

Cabernet Sauvignon from Sonoma Mtn

And this is the Syrah ;
Syrah from Stage Gulch, Sonoma

Any other variety that could really worth the try ?

Thanks,
Séb

Hey, no one to give feedback on this ? Did anyone have experience
with Brehm freeze must and what are the best amongst the variety I
mentionned above ?


Thanks,
Séb

I can tell you that the Sonoma Mtn. Cab produces an awesome wine, but I
can't compare it to any of the others. Also I haven't done any of their
syrah

I have gotten the Carneros merlot for several years and enjoy it with about
20-25% cab. added - I've tried both the Sonomo and Napa version and can tell
little difference.

Ed.



"seb" > wrote in message
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> Hey, no one to give feedback on this ? Did anyone have experience
> with Brehm freeze must and what are the best amongst the variety I
> mentionned above ?
>
>
> Thanks,
> Séb

seb > wrote:
> Hey, no one to give feedback on this ? Did anyone have experience
> with Brehm freeze must and what are the best amongst the variety I
> mentionned above ?
>

I've purchased the Stage Gulch Syrah and Sonoma Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon
in various years. Both were high-quality grapes. You better get your order
in pronto if you want some of this year's vintage.

--Lee

I've sampled most of their offerings, and have rarely been disappointed. The
viognier last year was REALLY sweet, and the pH was too high, but that's
apparently not unusual for this grape. Their syrahs, cabs, merlots, and many
of their whites like rieslings are wonderful.

The only one that wasn't so great was a zin that I suspect turned out smelly
probably because of my inexperience rather than any problem with the grapes

Honestly, I make half of my wines from California grapes that are available
here in MD in September and October, and half from Brehm, and the ones from
Brehm are ALWAYS better.

Lee G

> Honestly, I make half of my wines from California grapes that are
> available here in MD in September and October, and half from Brehm, and
> the ones from Brehm are ALWAYS better.
>
> Lee G

Lee, where do you live in Maryland? I live in Brunswick.
I may have a cheaper alternative for you than Brehm.
I don't want to appear as if I am advertising for another company so send me
an email and I will tell you my experience with another source.