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Poured "Poppy Pinot Noir, Monterey" and "Gravity Hills, Syrah 05". Both under $15 and quite good.
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...and had some of their Ferrari-Carrano 2005 Prevail Back Forty Cab to begin with. Excellent.
I brought a 2005 Turley Hayne zinfandel and a Chasseur 2007 Russian River Valley pinot noir.
The pinot was terrific with the turkey dinner.
I had the '07 zin and p.s. from Hayne in my alotment. Way to pricey for me so I let a buddy of mine have them. Should I invite him over for dinner with a obvious hint as to what to bring?
...other than the Turley Estate, the 2005s have been pretty disappointing.
I'm thinking about keeping the '05s and '06s I have for a while and passing onthe newer releases.
Hard to justify an average of $35 when you can pick up a Chiles Vally for $20.
I had a bottle of 2007 Foley Santa Rita Hills Pinot Noir. Not a big fan of pinot noir in general but this one was enjoyable.
I wasn't a fan until a couple of years ago. I especially wasn't a fan after "Sideways" came out and made it chic to dismiss merlots.
But I've started to enjoy them. There is a relief from the big flavors of cabs and such that I'm starting to appreciate.
...to do well.
There are plenty of mediocre ones and only a handfull that are worth laying down for a couple of years.
By the way, next Saturday Siduri Winery is having a party in Napa to release their latest pinots - theme is beach party - Hawiian shirts and Jimmy Buffet music.
Unfortunately, we'll be in Santa Cruz.
The "2008 Sonoma County" isn't nearly as good as the '07. Their newsletter touted it as about the same. And I bought too much. I think I learned a valuable lesson.
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