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What wine you whinos drinking 1,000,000??
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Jakethesnake86 wrote:
^ that’s what happened to me last weekend deadeye. Sunday morning was rough 😂

You guys order your wines or do you buy local? Like liquor stores? I’ve been digging around online a little lately but not sure where to source stuff


We do both. Total Wine has a pretty good selection and prices are generally better than online sources but we also buy some that I can't find locally. I have a yearly free shipping contract for those purchases.
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#1802 Posted:
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Luis Vieira Reserva Lente 2021, a Portuguese red blend. I like it very much with a Maduro
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Campo viejo garnacha 2020 Spain
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Chateau Lassegue St. Emilion Grand Cru 2018
2nd bottle from a case I splurged on. One of the few wines that make my tastebuds pop.
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MidnightToker( • )( • ) wrote:
Chateau Lassegue St. Emilion Grand Cru 2018
2nd bottle from a case I splurged on. One of the few wines that make my tastebuds pop.


Sounds good. Wife and I are going on a Viking river cruise this summer to the Bordeaux region so we are starting to drink some frog wines in anticipation. Up until now we have enjoyed many meritage blends but only from the US wineries.
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Founders fortune 2020 cab
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deadeyedick wrote:
Sounds good. Wife and I are going on a Viking river cruise this summer to the Bordeaux region so we are starting to drink some frog wines in anticipation. Up until now we have enjoyed many meritage blends but only from the US wineries.

Sounds like a wonderful time. I've heard good things about the viking river cruises but haven't been on one yet.
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#1808 Posted:
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2015 Leonetti Cellar Merlot, Walla Walla Valley, Washington. It paired nicely with Bluefin Tuna.
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2021 first drop mothers milk Shiraz found it local and saw it posted here. I’m a fan
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Karen Birmingham Lodi Zinfandel 2021
Dark red Zin, surprisingly light palate but full enough to step on my Connie…poor choice on my part. Berries and sour apple in the mix.
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2019 Meerlust Merlot, South Africa. This shows more like a Cabernet Sauvignon than a Merlot in weight and depth, the fruit profile on the other hand is pure Merlot.
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2010 varela gran reserva rioja still pretty good
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Jakethesnake86 wrote:
2021 first drop mothers milk Shiraz found it local and saw it posted here. I’m a fan


Just opened another bottle myself. Bought a case last year and have a few left in the Vinotemp. We like many of the offerings from the Barossa Valley.
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Arabella 2021 Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon
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2015 Penfolds RWT Shiraz. Just about the perfect age for this bottle. We are sitting outside on the patio listening to classic blues.
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Beli Mountain 2019 Cab
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Speyside2 wrote:
2015 Penfolds RWT Shiraz. Just about the perfect age for this bottle. We are sitting outside on the patio listening to classic blues.

I have a bottle of 2018, guess I should let it sit for 3 more years.
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Jose Hernandez Malbec 2021
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Hey Allen, and DED how about Peter Gajewski Cabernet Sauvignon 2021 or Luis Vieira Reserva Lente (blend)/? I really enjoy those because I can taste different things like blueberries or red / black plum, and the tannins don’t overwhelm my palate. Are they crap wine? Or decent? I don’t think it matters much as long as I enjoy drinking the wine. I’m just thinking if these are the qualities I enjoy, you might be able to suggest something even better but hopefully not over $30 bottle maximum. I pay about $13 on Naked Wine dot com for the wine I mentioned.

Jake, Mauricio Lorca “Angels Selection” Malbec 2022. Have you tried it? I love it. Also about $13 on Naked dot com

I’ve tried other wines from Naked and I use the coupon I get in my CBid shipments so I think it’s ok to mention their website. Anyway, I look forward to suggestions and discussion if the mood strikes any of you brothers of the grape BOTG lol
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Jakethesnake86 wrote:
Jose Hernandez Malbec 2021


I put this one on my wish list on Naked.
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#1821 Posted:
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^ not sure jeebs I might even have it. I’ll see if I don’t have it or haven’t posted it I don’t think I’ve had it
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2019 Luca Malbec, Uco Valley, Mendoza, Argentina.
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jeebling wrote:
Hey Allen, and DED how about Peter Gajewski Cabernet Sauvignon 2021 or Luis Vieira Reserva Lente (blend)/? I really enjoy those because I can taste different things like blueberries or red / black plum, and the tannins don’t overwhelm my palate. Are they crap wine? Or decent? I don’t think it matters much as long as I enjoy drinking the wine. I’m just thinking if these are the qualities I enjoy, you might be able to suggest something even better but hopefully not over $30 bottle maximum. I pay about $13 on Naked Wine dot com for the wine I mentioned.

Jake, Mauricio Lorca “Angels Selection” Malbec 2022. Have you tried it? I love it. Also about $13 on Naked dot com

I’ve tried other wines from Naked and I use the coupon I get in my CBid shipments so I think it’s ok to mention their website. Anyway, I look forward to suggestions and discussion if the mood strikes any of you brothers of the grape BOTG lol


I'm not familiar with either of the wines you mentioned prolly because they are captured by Naked Wine and not available at most retailers. Just like cigars everybody has their own tastes and if those wines work for you go for it.

I tried Naked Wine years ago but didn't find any wines they shipped were worth ordering again. A few were okay sippers and some were downright not very good wine at all IMO. We prolly only buy about 20% cabs and tend to like Syrah/Shiraz and Zins more often. We rarely pair our wines with meals.
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Thanks for the replies fellas
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#1825 Posted:
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Silk & spice red blend Portuguese
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#1826 Posted:
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2005 Stags Leap Cellars S.L.V. Cabernet Sauvignon, Stags Leap District, Napa, California.
2010 Stags leap Cellars Artimis Cabernet Sauvignon, Stags Leap District, Napa, California.
2005 Chimney Rock Cabernet Sauvignon Ganymede vineyard, Stags Leap District, Napa, California.
2010 Chimney Rock Cabernet Sauvignon, Stags Leap district, Napa, California.

We had some friends over for Rib eyes and pulled out a few oldies but goodies. It was a pleasant evening with good wine and good conversation.

Jake, how did you like the Silk and Spice, it is one of our favorite Portuguese wines.
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^ loved it and was very impressed Will likely pick up more I had never heard of it
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Also believe I’ll have ribeyes tonight since you mentioned it. My favorite cut of beef
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Speyside2 wrote:
2005 Stags Leap Cellars S.L.V. Cabernet Sauvignon, Stags Leap District, Napa, California.
2010 Stags leap Cellars Artimis Cabernet Sauvignon, Stags Leap District, Napa, California.
2005 Chimney Rock Cabernet Sauvignon Ganymede vineyard, Stags Leap District, Napa, California.
2010 Chimney Rock Cabernet Sauvignon, Stags Leap district, Napa, California.

We had some friends over for Rib eyes and pulled out a few oldies but goodies. It was a pleasant evening with good wine and good conversation.

Jake, how did you like the Silk and Spice, it is one of our favorite Portuguese wines.


Allen, how long do you keep your bottles? Have you had them since 2005 and 2010? For a $20-ish bottle of Cab Sauvignon does it matter if it is a year old? Two? Is there a target I should aim for as far as how many years old the wine is for the price range of $20-ish? I appreciate your thoughts.
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#1830 Posted:
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2021 Karen Birmingham Malbec from naked liked it very much one of the best bottles I’ve had from naked in general
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Seghesio Old Vine Zinfandel 2022
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^ Darned fine wine that one is.
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Hacienda De Arinzano Tempranillo 2018
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