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In Reply to: One winemaker does not... posted by mkuller on October 17, 2005 at 13:48:23:

Even before this conversation I had read articles in WS and the local paper's wine column regarding this change.
The classified wines will always have a pretty much guaranteed market, so they don't have to change. It's the huge group below them that has to compete with the U.S, Australia, South America, and others worldwide.

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The same thing happens here... - mkuller 10:34:22 10/22/05 (2)
...for example, zinfadels are my favorite varietal which I have been drinking and collecting since the early 1980s. In the late 1980, many zin producers switched to a lighter, fruitier style. Now everything is pretty much big, bold, alcoholic and overripe. Trends come and go.
- Re: The same thing happens here... - abecedarians 00:12:36 11/03/05 (1)
  Yes...trends do come and go but white zin will never touch these lips.
  
  "Common sense is not so common....."
  VOLTAIRE
  - No one said anything about 'white' zin...(nt) - mkuller 10:49:47 11/03/05 (0)
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