May I re-post Tasting Notes on non-Australian wines,
Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2005 10:34 am
or this is of no interest to anybody on Aussie wine board?
Mike
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May I re-post Tasting Notes on non-Australian wines,
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Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2005 11:02 am
Post away. I put stuff up on non-Aussie wines whenever I can. But then I'm guess I'm tolerated 'cause I still carry an Aussie Passport.
Mike
Mike
Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2005 11:05 am
Go for it.
As long as the notes are reasonably current, great - the wider spread of tasting notes, the better.
While I haven't sampled many myself, I always enjoy a good read of Adair and Atilla's reviews which cover a lot of territory.
Cheers
Ian
As long as the notes are reasonably current, great - the wider spread of tasting notes, the better.
While I haven't sampled many myself, I always enjoy a good read of Adair and Atilla's reviews which cover a lot of territory.
Cheers
Ian
Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2005 11:40 am
I ONLY post CURRENT notes..
"My name is Serge and I am an alcoho...err..sorry, the wrong board...."
Strong barnyard nose,
big and powerful on the attack, and finish,
balanced acidity, fruit, tanins and alchohol.
In your mouth
4- smooth and balanced
Bang for a buck, quid, euro
5- buy more and tell your friends $17 US
Emotional review
4- Thank you, Sir, may I have another!
13 points
The 15 points system we use is VERY simple:
Here is our Wine Tasting System, and this system reflects YOUR taste, when YOU use it:
In your mouth
1- sand paper
2- passable
3- good enough
4- smooth and balanced
5- goes down as mother's milk
Bang for a buck, quid, euro
1- is this wine made of gold?
2- expensive, but solid
3- worth it!
4- Good Vibrations
5- buy more and tell your friends
Emotional review
1- my enemies should drink it
2- I'd share it with my undertaker
3- good enough for my sibling
4- Thank you, Sir, may I have another?
5- I better buy more before the store runs out
What can I tell you?
"Every day above Parker is a GOOD day..."
"My name is Serge and I am an alcoho...err..sorry, the wrong board...."
Strong barnyard nose,
big and powerful on the attack, and finish,
balanced acidity, fruit, tanins and alchohol.
In your mouth
4- smooth and balanced
Bang for a buck, quid, euro
5- buy more and tell your friends $17 US
Emotional review
4- Thank you, Sir, may I have another!
13 points
The 15 points system we use is VERY simple:
Here is our Wine Tasting System, and this system reflects YOUR taste, when YOU use it:
In your mouth
1- sand paper
2- passable
3- good enough
4- smooth and balanced
5- goes down as mother's milk
Bang for a buck, quid, euro
1- is this wine made of gold?
2- expensive, but solid
3- worth it!
4- Good Vibrations
5- buy more and tell your friends
Emotional review
1- my enemies should drink it
2- I'd share it with my undertaker
3- good enough for my sibling
4- Thank you, Sir, may I have another?
5- I better buy more before the store runs out
What can I tell you?
"Every day above Parker is a GOOD day..."
Duh....
Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2005 11:44 am
the wine is
Cervoles, Costers Del Segre, 2000, Spain
Cervoles, Costers Del Segre, 2000, Spain
Re: Duh....
Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2005 12:17 pm
SergeWT wrote:the wine is
Cervoles, Costers Del Segre, 2000, Spain
Serge
Hello
Gavin Trott here, board owner. Nice to 'meet' you, and please, post away!!
If you don't get a lot of response its possibly because a lot of us don't get to try them so our experience is limited, but not our interest.
Let's chat re links and both sites also, say pm me or email.
Re: Duh....
Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2005 12:27 pm
Gavin Trott wrote:SergeWT wrote:the wine is
Cervoles, Costers Del Segre, 2000, Spain
Serge
Hello
Gavin Trott here, board owner. Nice to 'meet' you, and please, post away!!
If you don't get a lot of response its possibly because a lot of us don't get to try them so our experience is limited, but not our interest.
Let's chat re links and both sites also, say pm me or email.
Gavin,
e-mail sent...I can't PM, I am still not validated, acount name
Serge
as for responce...I usually get more responces than board owners want
..and I NEVER take anything personal,
and ALWAYS willing to learn about things I do not know,
my education in Aussie wines is more than spotty, I can use some help.
Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2005 2:12 pm
Post away. I am not that concerned if they are current or not
...as I like hearing about great wine experiences.
...especially as we in Australia struggle to get much current overseas wine anyway.
...as notes help us buy from auctions here.
Kind regards,
Adair
...as I like hearing about great wine experiences.
...especially as we in Australia struggle to get much current overseas wine anyway.
...as notes help us buy from auctions here.
Kind regards,
Adair
Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2005 7:45 pm
Adair,
I live in Florida, USA and I have the same complain:
not enough selections and access to great wines!
Our archaic alchohol shipping laws are to blame.
Oh well....
I live in Florida, USA and I have the same complain:
not enough selections and access to great wines!
Our archaic alchohol shipping laws are to blame.
Oh well....
Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2005 9:59 pm
SergeWT wrote:Bang for a buck, quid, euro
1- is this wine made of gold?
2- expensive, but solid
3- worth it!
4- Good Vibrations
5- buy more and tell your friends
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I think there's a 6 - Buy the whole stock & then tell your friends
Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2005 11:19 pm
Ian S wrote:SergeWT wrote:Bang for a buck, quid, euro
1- is this wine made of gold?
2- expensive, but solid
3- worth it!
4- Good Vibrations
5- buy more and tell your friends
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I think there's a 6 - Buy the whole stock & then tell your friends
Ian,
hahaahahahah,
good one!