We are New-World red wine enthusiasts. Meeting weekly, we are tasting and evaluating (blindly) promising reds. We have our own simple grading system, from 1 to 5 which will greatly influence the future of the wine industry (just joking). You are welcome to join us and bring your favorite red for free evaluation. We will evaluate your wine and post the results here. The wine should be coded by you, so only you will know the result. We decide on points by group consensus.
We are New-World red wine enthusiasts. Meeting weekly, we are tasting and evaluating (blindly) promising reds. We have our own simple grading system, from 1 to 5 which will greatly influence the future of the wine industry (just joking). You are welcome to join us and bring your favorite red for free evaluation. We will evaluate your wine and post the results here. The wine should be coded by you, so only you will know the result. We decide on points by group consensus.
Monday, March 29, 2010
Buccella Merlot 2005 re-tasting
Nose is very distinctive but pleasant (exactly as I remember it from Friday). We do not equate this nose with protein specifically spoiled milk. Lady-C thought it was a very ripe black cherry. Palate continues with the same theme of very ripe black cherry laced with caramel, chocolate and vanilla leading to firm tannin. We then moved on and tasted this with food. We had a hanger stake with shallot, red wine vinegar and port wine reduction, oven fried potato and spring asparagus. Despite assertive nose and palate this wine has, it went very well with food as well. So, our conclusions is that it certainly deserves score of 4. Winepath also left a comment on the Friday tasting post stating score=4 is appropriate. Please give us any comments you may have.
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