Sorry in advance if my question seems a bit dumb.
In Oz we have Grange and HOG as the top shiraz, but is see the Glaetzer's Amon RA getting really good marks from a lot of people .
So my question is would you or can you compare the AmonRA to the Grange and HOG?
What classifaction can Glaetzers wine be in?
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Red Red Wine
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Re: What classifaction can Glaetzers wine be in?
Red Red Wine wrote:Sorry in advance if my question seems a bit dumb.
In Oz we have Grange and HOG as the top shiraz, but is see the Glaetzer's Amon RA getting really good marks from a lot of people .
So my question is would you or can you compare the AmonRA to the Grange and HOG?
Not really in that Grange and HOG has the history of being able to cellar. AmonRa is a good drink but yet to tell if it will improve with age.
cheers
Carl
Bartenders are supposed to have people skills. Or was it people are supposed to have bartending skills?
even rating it a third growth is degrading wines such as St henri, dead arm etc, wines with history and pedigree to age. i would put the Ra at fifth until its proven it worth after 15 vintages. although this might be a little bias as i've gone off pretty much all ben Glaetzer (Michel Roland of Barossa) wines for about 12 months, only so much you can handle.
Jamie
Jamie
Lets just say I have never had a wine I've hated, but there are some I would rather not taste again....
JamieH wrote:even rating it a third growth is degrading wines such as St henri, dead arm etc, wines with history and pedigree to age. i would put the Ra at fifth until its proven it worth after 15 vintages. although this might be a little bias as i've gone off pretty much all ben Glaetzer (Michel Roland of Barossa) wines for about 12 months, only so much you can handle.
Jamie
Harsh but fair point, its hard to argue and not in the mood to.
Rgds,
Boyeah
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