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

A dry white blend for those that like this style
Mas Carlot - 2007 Marsanne-Rousanne : Table Wine

A chardonnay that makes you believe in chardonnay all over again
The Wishing Tree - 2007 Unoaked Chardonnay

A competent Paisan Chardonnay
Tormaresca - 2007 Chardonnay

A nice light Moscato
MonteVina - 2006 Terra d'Oro Moscato

Barefoot, with a bubbly?
Barefoot - Bubbly Brut Cuvee

Seven because I've never had an SB with a petrol taste
Los Vascos - 2004 Sauvignon Blanc

A nice Chilean Chard with a little tart
Los Vascos - 2007 Chardoonay

A new grape! and it has a boss-ass name!
Maximo - 2007 Viura

Now, everyone wants to add in a little Viognier
Magito - Magito

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

A simple name, a competent release
Hi. - 2006 Chardonnay

This is it! and no, I am not thinking Michael McDonald
Cantina Di Montefiascone - Est! Est! Est!!! Vescovo Amabile

Another winner from Rex Goliath
Rex Goliath - 2007 Pinot Grigio

A great sub-$10 Chardonnay
Lockwood - 2006 Chardonnay

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

A great port, and from New Jersey
Renault - American Port

A light and sweet Italian bubbly
Zonin - Baccorosa

An interesting way to dry down a Chardonnay
Merchant's Run - 2005 Colombard Chardonnay

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

Five grapes and a nice tartness
Shoofly - Buzz Cut 2007

A nice change in white grapes
Domaine Du Tariquet - 2007 Ugni-Blanc Colombard

A nice, clean, organic chardonnay
Santa Julia - 2007 Organica Chardonnay

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

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Tuesday, January 06, 2009
5:14:42 PM