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local shop got dat jordan cab on sale for dirt cheap, scooped up 6 bottles intending to save most of them for the hamptons next week but 1 got away from me
went perfectly w that grilled steak and home made caeser salad night
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Grabbed a bottle of that at my local place about a month ago too when they had it on sale. Never had it before so i didn't get multiples. Saving it for a special occasion. Is it worth the price?
.how much you pay? what year?
kinda subjective i guess, but really depends on your personal taste. impo jordan puts out pretty consistently good cab (some years better than others) but i'm a fan.
?'09; after discounts and coupons I only paid like $18, but normal price is $65.
I assume it'll be good, but will it be?
no oysters on the half ...no starbucks.
i do however have a bottle of Penfolds Shiraz on deck for when the lil one drops.just ask the mods to merge it with the other one...Thx. My bad. How do I kill the thread?


Gewurztraminers are a nice alternative to people still stuck in that white zin, moscato life.I didn't even know about this thread
I've been a straight up wino since '08. Malbecs are my favorite, particularly Alamos. I love the robust flavor and spiciness. Raymond Vineyards makes the best Cab I've had before. Rioja tempranillos are another go to. I love bold, heavy tannin wines like red zins, syrahs and shiraz as well. I don't really fukk with white wine any more. M. Chapoutier makes the best white wine I've ever had though. It's a Rhone blend Côtes-du-Rhône White Belleruche 2012 M.CHAPOUTIER
I might have a riesling or, very rarely, a rose on a hot summer day once in a while, but never a bottle. White Zin and Moscato is the devilGewurztraminers are a nice alternative to people still stuck in that white zin, moscato life.
this man also knows his stuff....great taste sir. i love Gewurztraminers too....nice light crisp white.up here in Woodinville, WA they have the Chateau Ste. Michelle winery witch is pretty damn good.....Im not much of a wine drinker but alot of friends I have up here put me on......I only knew about Mondavi and I have been reading up and trying some new ones......any recommendations you guys have please drop them.....
. Chateau St Michelle has wines at every price point but all of the bottles at these places are $25+. But Washington/Oregon wines are really great so it depends on how much you want to throw money around.