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My second seven wine blend wine (red this time)
Seven Daughters - Seven Daughters Red

Two reds mixed with a dash of one white
Sutter Home - Red

Damn, a knockout punch of blackberry from a Zin/Sangiovese blend
Lapis Luna - 2005 Romanza

A light and sweet Italian bubbly
Zonin - Baccorosa

I expected more from this Amarone, but didn't get it
Cesari - Amarone della Valpolicella Classico 2005

The bestest rosé in the world
Crios de Susana Balboa - 2008 Rose of Malbec

It's better when you lit it sit for a week after opening
Cosme Palacio y Hermanos - Cosecha 2004

A great smooth tempranillo
Miguel Torres - Celeste Blue Tempranillo 2006

Somewhat spicy like a Chinato, but with a different fullness
Rivera - Salice Salentino

An interested sparkling red, especially that will wow the ladies
Tosti - Tosti Bracato

A great inexpensive sparkling Shiraz
Merchant's Run - Sparkling Shiraz

A lovely American dark bubbly
Korbel - Blanc de Noirs

A terrific, less dry Crianza with a nice smooth finish
Conde de Valdemar - 2004 Crianza

A great sparkling for under $10
Yellowglen - Pink

A wonderful Shiraz, but sweeter... with bubbles
Hardy's - Sparkling Shiraz

A nice dry rosé... from chambourcin nonetheless
Chaddsford - 2007 Rosé

A smashing $5 red
Vina Antigua - 2005 Sangiovese-Bonarda

My first Montes, and it had me hooked
Montes - 2004 Alpha M : Single Vineyard

The 'Money Shot' of Malbec
Finca El Origen - 2006 Malbec Reserva : Reserve

This is almost as good as the reserve version
Penns Woods - 2004 Ameritage

An up and comer from Pennsylvania
Penns Woods - 2004 Ameritage Reserve : Reserve

I did not like it, but Spork did
Raymond Estates - 2003 Cabernet Sauvignon : Reserve

Nice, calm, and inviting
Umberto Cesari - 2004 Sangiovese di Romagna

Ripasso, ripasso! You're my kind of wine
Cesari - Mara 2005

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Tuesday, January 06, 2009
4:09:06 PM