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Wine You Can Enjoy @ Under $20
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927as noted, it is from the gamay grape. very good point about the value of the wiX Y Zebra-11/20/2009
926Moreover, Beaujolais is a different grape. But, they do make a Pinot Noir southThomas Mercer-Hursh-11/20/2009
925I really like the Lytton Springs, but I have always found Ridge's Three VallFiloF-11/20/2009
924<i>You can find references to Caymus Zins as recent as 2005, but it appearMurrey Walker-11/20/2009
923You can find references to Caymus Zins as recent as 2005, but it appears they haPeter V-11/20/2009
922correction...... beaujolais does NOT quite come from burgundy.... although it iX Y Zebra-11/20/2009
921My wife and I were in Napa some years back, and we visited Caymus. I was able toMurrey Walker-11/19/2009
920my apologies if this wine has been brought up to the attention of the thread....X Y Zebra-11/19/2009
919Le Beaujolais Nouveau est arrivé! yeah well... just a glorified (by the mX Y Zebra-11/19/2009
918Other than going to a Kermit Lynch party ( blog.kermitlynch.com and click on BloThomas Mercer-Hursh-11/19/2009
917<I>Is Caymus still producing?</i> Yes, but I've never heard of Thomas Mercer-Hursh-11/19/2009
916OK, it's typically a red for people who prefer White Zin, it's barely fePeter V-11/19/2009
915<i>Beaujolais Nouveau is now available. Definitely NOT a cellaring wine.&Peter Dierks-11/19/2009
914Speaking of Zins, Thomas. Is Caymus still producing? I knew they did in the paMurrey Walker-11/19/2009
913Been 75% for a good many years in the US. Couldn't tell you when, but as loThomas Mercer-Hursh-11/19/2009
912Such a shame to drink that soda pop when there are some really good Beaujolais aThomas Mercer-Hursh211/19/2009
911<i>Blending practices vary enormously. In US domestic wine, only 75% of whPeter Dierks-11/19/2009
910The always inexpensive Beaujolais Nouveau is now available. lawineco.com They Peter V-11/19/2009
909Blending practices vary enormously. In US domestic wine, only 75% of what is inThomas Mercer-Hursh-11/19/2009
908Petit Verdot is most likely used more in lighter vintages I was reviewing some PPeter Dierks-11/18/2009
907Great. It is wonderful you were able to enjoy yourself.Peter Dierks-11/18/2009
906<i>No argument about Cahors ... I just don't see it very often.</i&Mark Marcellus-11/18/2009
905Thanks, will check them out if I'm near them. SGSG-11/18/2009
904No argument about Cahors ... I just don't see it very often. There are, howThomas Mercer-Hursh-11/18/2009
903If you need a tasting while in LA, try this place. wineaccess.com They have rePeter V-11/18/2009
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