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I'm jealous too!

Posted by jimbill on July 13, 2015 at 12:47:47:
And I tried a bottle and found it too sweet for me. It was the first Pinot Noir that seemed like a fruit bomb. Seeing how they mixed in Riesling, Gerwurztraminer, and Chardonnay, it makes sense. But if that is what the public buys, then so be it.
Has your group ever done an Australian Shiraz tasting? You should try some of the Two Hands (Gnarly Dude and Angel's Share, under $30) and Mollydooker (The Boxer and Two Left Feet, under $25) wines. Very ripe and dense wines.