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There are plenty of wines which get cerebral review comments, and lengthy descriptions of how complex and different they are. We love complex wines, and can sometimes wax poetic about it (although we do try to avoid that). Sometimes, though, the best descriptive of a wine is simply that it is delicious. Let’s take a
Continue reading Delicious White Blend from Argentina and Domaine Bousquet
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Riesling is clearly among the great white wine grapes in the world, capable of producing refreshing whites, complex and profound whites, and long lasting, age worthy whites. They can range from dry to very sweet. Some can bring significant body and complexity. It is a broad canvas.
Mosel River Hillside Vineyards
Traditionally, the
Continue reading Riesling – One of the Great White Wines: Some Examples from Dr. H. Thanisch
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In the south of France, along and near the Mediterranean Coast, there is a huge wine making region in the Languedoc-Roussillon. Here the weather is warmer, and they grow a wide variety of both white and red grapes. The region extends from the Spanish border all the way to Provence, internationally recognized home of Rosé.
Continue reading Two Excellent Blends from the South of France
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There is always wine involved with our holiday celebrations. Red, white, bubbly, port, they all make an appearance. Our daughter and son-in-law don’t drink at all, but they are great sports, as well as wonderful designated drivers. The rest of us do enjoy the wines.
When I polled the family as to what they might
Continue reading Some Worthy Reds from Our Holiday Week
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Another year has passed, all too quickly. There were many memorable moments along the journey through 2017, and many of them involved great wine. That is always a welcome occurrence in our lives, and here we’ll share with you the best that we encountered in the past 12 months. As always, there are some ground
Continue reading The Top 25 Wines of 2017!
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We discovered Domaine du Castel last year at the Newport Mansions Wine & Food Festival, and just loved the wines. We were also incredibly surprised, never having tried any top end wines from Israel before. They are fabulous. If you’d like to read more about our first impressions you can read our article by clicking
Continue reading Domaine du Castel – A Look at This Year’s Releases
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There are many iconic wines in the world. If you happen to be a wine aficionado, or really just someone interested in wine, you can probably rattle off five or ten. Chateau Latour, Chateau Margaux, DRC (Domaine Romanee-Conti) from Burgundy, Chateau Rayas, Unico from Vega Sicilia, Penfolds Grange, Screaming Eagle, Gaja, Masseto, etc., etc. Every
Continue reading 2014 Don Melchor Cabernet Sauvignon – Continued Excellence from Chile and Concha y Toro
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Argentina is known for great red wine, primarily from either Malbec or Cabernet Sauvignon grapes. The high elevation vineyards in the Andes seem perfectly matched for these two varietals, and we have enjoyed both great value wines and high end classics from the region. Here we review a value priced blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and
Continue reading A Good Value Cabernet and Malbec Blend from Argentina
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Sometimes in life you look back on something and wonder, “why did it take us so long to do this?” It could be a simple thing around the house, a minor, inexpensive thing that makes life easier, or a place you’ve always meant to go but just didn’t seem to get to. Here we’ll cross
Continue reading Dining Review – Basta on Broad in Cranston, RI
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We’ve mentioned it before here at Red Wine Please, how the movie Sideways ruined the reputation of Merlot in the United States for a very long time. To be fair, there was a lot of mediocre Merlot, and the criticism levied by the movie was on point with those. What many don’t realize, because they
Continue reading Merlot Can be Great – Try These from Winemaker Chris Carpenter
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