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RE: Settle down Steve...

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Obviously I'm a little bored at work today!!
You and I have very different palates....nothing wrong with that. I like Argyle Pinot!! And judging from the size of their production a lot of others do too.

I really don't drink a lot of domestic wine so I'm no help suggesting anything.

I guess some wines can handle that kind of alcohol but I don't really understand why it has to be.

I worked for a very high end french winemaker for a couple of years (think first growth Bordeaux @ $1500/bottle.)Of the wine I made of this project he was very clear. "This wine better not be over 14%...we are making a wine to be had with food, it's not an aperitif. There is nothing wrong with the other, but it is not a food wine."

I've always taken that to heart when I do what I do.
Steve

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