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- Thu Feb 19, 2004 12:14 pm
- Forum: All About Wine
- Topic: How much do you love screwcaps?
- Replies: 8
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In general I think screwcaps are fantastic. But before any purchase a quick 'feel' of the closure is important. I work in retail and we have had a few batches of screwcapped wines that, with a relatively gentle vertical 'pull', has resulted in the entire closure coming loose. Also look out for any d...
- Thu Feb 19, 2004 12:03 pm
- Forum: All About Wine
- Topic: Planning purchases from 2002
- Replies: 16
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Yes, GraemeG I agree that top quality Oz Riesling is a special drink in its youth, but i'm a sucker for the old stuff and are willing to give the 02' vintage a long time under good cellaring cinditions. Michael, spot on, i'm sure many of us are hoping that the screwcap closure will proove to be a go...
- Wed Feb 18, 2004 12:50 pm
- Forum: All About Wine
- Topic: Planning purchases from 2002
- Replies: 16
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I'm in the same boat DJ... my son was born in 2002 and how stoked am I!!!! So far i've got into Clare riesling (Mitchell, Bin 7, Petaluma) and others ... Delatite, Sandalford, Frankland Estate. Red-wise, I can't wait. Burge family's G3, Rededge, Majella, Wynns, Zema, Moss Wood will be amongst many t...
- Thu Jan 15, 2004 12:03 pm
- Forum: All About Wine
- Topic: Has anyone tried......?
- Replies: 6
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$80 is a fine price for the Diana Madeline. It was one of the top wines i tasted in 2003. To me it represents the essence of concentrated Cabernet made to last. Pure perfumed and concentrated blackcurrant fruit supported by malty, pencil shaving like oak with noticable but balanced acidity. A classi...