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Are you a Gewurztraminer sceptic?

On August 14, 2010 · 2 Comments

 

Floral, or maybe better described, perfumed white’s are obviously wines of controversy placing consumers in a 0 or 1 position. Had you asked me 10 years ago I would join the non-believer’s but either it’s go to do with age – or just better wine – I’ll keep from commenting. The perfumed wines are [...]

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Reflections of a wine lover – report #55

On February 2, 2010 · 27 Comments

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The Breh-tan-oh-MY-sees, or just simply Brett, were there; barnyard, saddle leather and horse sweat. The red fruit and the scorched earth sent me directly to a Mourvèdre dominated wine – a Bandol maybe? But the taste confused. Especially the, for Nebbiolo, prototypical tannin structure got me wondering where on wine earth I should [...]

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>Weingut des Grafen Neipperg – 2007 Muskateller

On September 9, 2009 · Leave a Comment

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Neipperg på etiketten och de flesta vintokar tänker på egendomar i främst Saint Emilion; Canon-La Gafféliere, Clos de l’Oratoire och supercuvéen La Mondotte. Men den tyska grevfamiljen finns även i tyska Württemberg, i kommunen Schwaigern. Egendomens slott är byggt vid ruinerna efter trettio-åriga kriget och ägs och drivs av Karl Eugen Erbgraf zu Neipperg. [...]

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