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Good to great wines, regardless and irrespective will find a market.

Paul

Hi TORB,

How do you access his Top 100 upon release? I usually see it months later via spurious and nefarious means .

Best regards

Paul

Cold there Gavin, warm here but a Guiness goes down great regardless.
I did not see to many c-throughs but I've had my eye on a 1991 Long Vineyards Napa Valley Chardonnay that is eyeing me back. I think this weekend is it.

Best

Paul

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for the detailed notes. Coleraine has been a favorite for years and your notes are spot on. Have a great holiday.

Paul

Hi Michel,

Thanks for the comments. I usually wait 10 years for a wine such a this. Perhaps the time is more now.

Best

Paul

Brian,

Good notes as always. I was not going to open my 98's for a few years yet
but may now sooner based on your thoughts.

Best

Paul

I hear you Rob,

I use the ubiquitous waiters corkscrew while my better half uses an Ah So (Sp?). Typically what happens is I am succesful 75% of the time if I am very careful. The rest of the time she salvages the job with the Ah So. Oh well.

Best

Paul

Hi Chris,

Generalizations are often times more dangerous than useful. Yours is a great example.

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Paul

German BA, TBA and Eiswein and to a lesser degree SGN Rieslings from Alsace or comparable. Must be Riesling though, no other white varietals made in a Late Harvest style.

Thanks

Paul

Something older in an ageworthy white, Yeringberg Marsanne/Rousanne 95 or maybe a Long Vineyards Chardonnay 93 from Napa Valley. Sometimes young and full of vigor, sometimes mature and more laid back I guess.

Paul