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#1933028 - 02/01/08 04:19 AM A Wine to Covet
Grapenut Online   content
Extreme Angler

Registered: 08/04/07
Posts: 1518
Loc: Lubbock
The '04 Vintage is outstanding.AND will age wonderfully, if you are disciplined enough to cellar it. lol

http://www.mtveeder.com/flash/main.cfm

Grapenut

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#1933043 - 02/01/08 04:29 AM Re: A Wine to Covet [Re: Grapenut]
RipDaLips Offline
Angler

Registered: 07/05/07
Posts: 341
Loc: DFW, TX.
Nut, we found a Merlot by Smoking Loon we can't get enough of. Try it and let me know what you think.
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#1933063 - 02/01/08 04:39 AM Re: A Wine to Covet [Re: RipDaLips]
Grapenut Online   content
Extreme Angler

Registered: 08/04/07
Posts: 1518
Loc: Lubbock
Hey RDL,
Sebastiani and Sons have been making great wines for a long time.
Their winery is worth a trip to Sonoma, Ca. It's about the most beautiful tasting room that I have been in, in all of California.

The old Sebastiani label was sold off to Canandaigua and later became "Heritage".

Nut

http://www.donsebastianiandsons.com/threeloosescrews/smokingloon/

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#1933114 - 02/01/08 05:12 AM Re: A Wine to Covet [Re: Grapenut]
Hard Rain Online   content
Extreme Angler

Registered: 07/22/05
Posts: 2810
Loc: Flower Mound, TX
Nut...been to Sonoma and visited Sebastiani and also Ravenswood...both nice stops...but actually spent much more time in Napa. Favorite stop in Napa is Vi Sattui...hands down...but have been to quite a few wineries in two trips to SF/Napa...

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#1933158 - 02/01/08 05:31 AM Re: A Wine to Covet [Re: Hard Rain]
Grapenut Online   content
Extreme Angler

Registered: 08/04/07
Posts: 1518
Loc: Lubbock
Hey HR,
Yes, I remember you talking about your visits earlier. It has been a few years since I have been out there. The last trip was with Icon Estates and we had a great time. After visits to Franciscan and Estancia, we crossed the mountain ( Mt. Veeder was cancelled due to previous heavy rains )into Sonoma and visited Simi, Ravenswood and Sebastiani in the city of Sonoma.

The remarkable difference to me was the relaxed and friendly atmosphere of Sonoma, as opposed to the nervous and tight demeanor of the folks in Napa. Of course, as distributors we were treated wonderfully everywhere. But you can really let your hair down, so to speak in Sonoma and the wines now ( probably not true 20 years ago) in Sonoma rival what's being grown across the Mayacamas, in Napa.

Give me a shout next time you plan a trip out there, HR.
Maybe I can set you up with a lunch or dinner.

Grapenut

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#1936301 - 02/02/08 07:40 AM Re: A Wine to Covet [Re: Grapenut]
Brian Spagnola Online   content
TFF Team Angler

Registered: 09/17/05
Posts: 3860
Loc: McKinney Texas
Had a bottle of Liberty School Merlot last night! MMMMMMMNNNNN!!!

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#1936320 - 02/02/08 07:49 AM Re: A Wine to Covet [Re: Brian Spagnola]
Grapenut Online   content
Extreme Angler

Registered: 08/04/07
Posts: 1518
Loc: Lubbock
Hey Spag,
Glad you liked it.
Apparently the Lib School Cab is really good also.
We sold 20,000 cases in Texas last year to lead the nation.

Texans are beginning to discover Cabs now, as well as Merlot.

Nut

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#1936363 - 02/02/08 08:12 AM Re: A Wine to Covet [Re: Grapenut]
jukebox212003 Offline
Pro Angler

Registered: 03/11/07
Posts: 790
Loc: Round Rock
I've really gotten into Shiraz and Syrahs lately. Screaming Jack Syrah is my best find so far. Love it.

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#1938498 - 02/03/08 11:24 AM Re: A Wine to Covet [Re: jukebox212003]
BBrown Online   content
Extreme Angler

Registered: 07/19/05
Posts: 2463
Loc: Arlington, TX
Blackstone Pinot Noir.....not bad for $8.00 a bottle on sale!
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#1939843 - 02/03/08 09:44 PM Re: A Wine to Covet [Re: BBrown]
yam912 Offline
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Registered: 04/24/07
Posts: 7322
Loc: Nacogdoches
i used to drink mad dog 20/20, do they have a tasting room at their winery?


i like the yellowtail chiraz, good stuff and cheap....
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#1949954 - 02/06/08 07:36 PM Re: A Wine to Covet [Re: yam912]
Markk Offline
Pro Angler

Registered: 03/12/07
Posts: 681
Loc: Flower Mound, tx
Hardrain, you know you can join V. Sattui wine of the month club and get your favorites every month? I enjoyed the V.S. 2005 Sierra Foothills Pettit Syrah tonight. Very nice. I've been to their winery twice, April 07 being the last. I know what you mean about their winery, Italian deli and you cant beat it. Join their club and get extra perks when you visit. Different levels of wines, different costs.


Edited by Markk (02/06/08 07:37 PM)

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#1956348 - 02/08/08 06:47 PM Re: A Wine to Covet [Re: Markk]
Hard Rain Online   content
Extreme Angler

Registered: 07/22/05
Posts: 2810
Loc: Flower Mound, TX
Thanks Mark...may look into that. It is really a cool place isn't it. The deli and the wine tasting along with lunch on the grounds is hard to beat...

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