Which is your favorite red wine?

Which is your favorite red wine?

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vokazu

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Bartelby said:
I do love a corked wine, or do I?
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Does the phrase "corked wine" mean the wine has gone bad?

Can we use that phrase to call wine that use cork as the closure? You know, like screw-capped wine vs corked wine.


Ok, got it:

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What Exactly is a Corked Wine and What Does Corked Wine Taste Like?

Most wine drinkers are probably familiar with the term ‘corked wine’, but I hazard a guess that not as many wine drinkers really know what a corked wine tastes like, how a wine becomes corked in the first place, or how to detect a corked wine. To find out more, read on. Wine being corked doesn’t...
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vokazu said:
Another new wine for me to try. It is on sale and it has good reviews so why not.

Domaine De Blayac​

Minervois​

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  • Type: Grenache Noir, Syrah, Carignan
  • Size750mL
  • Region: Languedoc-Roussillon
  • Standard Drinks: 8
  • Alcohol Volume13.5%
  • Country: France
  • Brand Name: Domaine De Blayac
  • Closure: Cork
  • Wine Sweetness: Dry


Domaine de Blayac, founded in 1990, is located in the heart of Cathar country. Seven generations have succeeded each other at the head of the domaine. Stéphane Blayac has been in charge of these beautiful vineyards, since 2003. Deep red garnet robe. The wine shows an intense nose of black fruits and spices with floral notes. The palate harmoniously displays aromas of vanilla, roasted coffee, red and back fruits (raspberry, blackberry, blackcurrant and cherry). The finish is smooth, persistent, very silky with round tannins.


Expert review:

  • Vintage 2016
    94 points
The Minervois region of warm Southern France produces some of the most concentrated red wines on the planet. Also some of the most outstanding value. This hand-made treasure a case in point - a classic marriage of Carignan (a regional treasure), Shiraz and Grenache Noir from a 7th generation family estate. As dark as the night sky, this complex slurpable wine is almost impossibly crammed full of black fruits, black olive, cured meats, ironstone and negroni-like bitterness. We dare any lover of big soft reds not to be utterly seduced. Our Value French Red Discovery of 2018 - hands down!


Domaine de Blayac Minervois | Vivino Australia

Minervois is a Red wine. Made from Shiraz/Syrah, Grenache, Carignan. See reviews and pricing for this wine.
www.vivino.com
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I quite like this Blayac wine. It's dry, taste of coffee, vanilla, spices and smooth finish. It's not sour / acidic. It's just delightful.
 
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One of my regular tennis hitting partners is French and he likes red wine. He likes Pinot Noir, Bordeaux, Argentinean red wine and Portuguese red wine (I should try this one next!). He said Portuguese red wine are good and he likes Portuguese food too.

I told him since I started having red wine with my dinner that I feel better health wise. I told him it's good for digestive system, and he told me it's good for everything, and just be careful with bad quality wines (he especially mentioned the goon bag wine--the one in metallic plastic bag dispenser with carton box packaging).

My other French tennis friend from my tennis club is a doctor and he suggested other tennis players to have red wine with dinner which is good for relieving muscle or joint pains.
 
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As recommended by my tennis friend, I'm going to try this Portuguese red wine:

Coutada Velha​

Signature Red Blend​

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A Portugese blend of Aragonez, Trincadeira & Cabernet Sauvignon, this wine has an intensity to it that is balanced by freshness. Displaying flavours of complex spices, blackberries, plums and truffle, the wine is Harmonious, with a long finish.​

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Product specifications ​

  • Type: Aragonez, Trincadeira & Cabernet Sauvignon
  • Size: 750mL
  • Current Vintage: 2020*
  • Standard Drinks: 8.0
  • Alcohol Volume: 13.5%
  • Country: Portugal
  • Brand Name: Coutada Velha
  • Closure: Cork
  • Wine Sweetness: Dry
  • Wine Body: Full Bodied

Expert's review:​

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  • Vintage 2020
    94 points

Portuguese reds have gained great favour with Australian customers in recent years. Their “honest to goodness” generosity and value has proved to be irresistible. These wines have been mainly in the commercial, high volume, low price sector. So, what happens if you kick it up a notch or two? What kind of wine do you get if you pay, say, up to $20? If it’s Coutada Velha Signature you can be sure that you are getting a wine that is not only extremely well made and enjoyable but also presents outstanding value on the world scale. A blend of aragonez (tempranillo), trincadeira and cabernet sauvignon, the smoothness and carry of the wine is immediately apparent. Flavours of ripe blackberries, fresh cherries, spice and plums build relentlessly. High class oak plays its part, also. There’s a top note of fruitiness over a “fullish” body. The whole package is very complete, complex and satisfying. A wine of this quality for the price deserves an extra point or two.​

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Southern Portugal Red​

  1. Red
  2. Portugal
  3. Portuguese Red

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Interesting Facts​

  1. Over half of the world's supply of cork is grown in Portugal.
  2. With its bulk wine production, the region of Estremadura produces more wine than any other region in Portugal.
  3. The region of Estremadura is known locally as Oeste, which means West.
  4. The soil in much of Southern Portugal is alluvial, which is very fertile and perfect for getting lots of fruit.
  5. Traditional wine in the Alentejo region is aged in clay pots.
  6. A large portion of the wine in Southern Portugal is made in cooperatives that make wine for many producers at the same time.

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Coutada Velha Signature Tinto | Vivino Australia

Signature Tinto is a Red wine. Made from Cabernet Sauvignon, Aragonez, Trincadeira. See reviews and pricing for this wine.
www.vivino.com

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vokazu said:
Another new wine for me to try soon: Masseria Altemura - Sasseo - Primitivo Salento - 2018

Has anyone had this wine before? How was it? It has a lot of good reviews from vivino:

Masseria Altemura Sasseo Primitivo Salento | Vivino Australia

Sasseo Primitivo Salento is a Red wine. See reviews and pricing for this wine.
www.vivino.com

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Description:

Made from a strict selection of grapes - exclusively of the Primitivo variety, from unique vineyards that maintain the quality of its indigenous cultivar whilst opening itself up to international taste. The name Sasseo (meaning stony) was chosen to recall the uniqueness, sunniness and strength of the terroir that has produced this wine. Good body with a soft and warm mouth-filling flavour, supported by sweet tannins. An ideal wine to accompany roasted red meat dishes or roast lamb.

Expert review:

The 2017 vintage of this Primitivo from Puglia is as thick and rich as ever, and, perhaps, even a little more under control than usual. The fruit sweetness is a little less but the flavour intensity and density remain the same.The wine impresses with roasted root vegetable, ferrous notes, rich and ripe plum, prune, black cherry and Christmas cake flavours, all held in check without being too sweet, as mentioned. It's destined to be enjoyed with roast or grilled meat with all the trimmings and delicious pan juices. There's no shortage of flavour. Enjoy.
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Masseria Altemura - Sasseo - Primitivo Salento - 2018

This wine is my favourite now! The 2018 one is just perfect. Everything is perfect. It's so fragrant and tasty. More-ish.


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My Airbnb host provided some sparkling white wine Lindauer Brut. What a lovely drink! Refreshing, citrusy, sparkling and dry. I like it that it's not so sweet.
 
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alexio said:
looks like champagne
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Lindauer Brut is made from traditional champagne grape varieties, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. The name Brut refers to a drier style of wine.

About this product​

Lindauer is an amazingly consistent great value for money sparkling. The bouquet shows toasty yeast characters and the palate is full-flavoured and well balanced with a creamy steady mousse.

  • Type: Chardonnay Pinot Noir
  • Size: 750mL
  • Region: Hawke's Bay
  • Standard Drinks: 7.1
  • Alcohol Volume: 12.0 (Non Vintage)%
  • Country: New Zealand
  • Brand Name: Lindauer
  • Closure : Cork
  • Wine Sweetness: Dry



Expert Reviews


Huon Hooke
Prolific Australian wine reviewer for Fairfax Media and The Real Review
Non Vintage
91 points


Light yelow with a faint brassy tint. Collar of mousse. Rich, complex, pinoty nose, smoky and meaty, red fruit aromas, complex and shows some maturity. Same in mouth: has some richness and breadth, a wine of mellowness and some developed character, with evident liqueur sweetness which is in fine balance with the flavour. Lovely drink.


Tyson Stelzer
Young Australian author and wine critic for tysonstelzer.com
Non Vintage
90 points


New Zealand's first commercial methode traditionnelle bubbles has struck new levels of finesse this year. From mature Gisborne vineyards, with a full year on lees, this chardonnay pinot noir blend is crisp and fresh with lemon zest and peach fruit, well-gauged dosage sweetness and balanced appeal.
 
3loudboys

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My wife was given a 2022 bottle of Malbec from a friend at work. Will be our first red for many years ... how long should it be left to breathe before drinking?
 
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3loudboys said:
My wife was given a 2022 bottle of Malbec from a friend at work. Will be our first red for many years ... how long should it be left to breathe before drinking?
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30 - 60 minutes

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winefolly.com

Decanting Times! A Handy Guide For Best Practices | Wine Folly

The simple act of pouring wine and allowing it some “air time” actually improves the taste. But, how long should you wait and does wine go bad if decanted too long?
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Light-Bodied Red Wines: 20–30 minutes. Light-bodied red wines include Pinot Noir, Gamay (aka “Beaujolais”), Zweigelt, and Schiava.

Medium-Bodied Red Wines: 30-60 minutes. A few examples include Cabernet Franc, Grenache, Merlot, Malbec, Barbera, Dolcetto, and Tempranillo.
 
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vokazu said:
30 - 60 minutes

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winefolly.com

Decanting Times! A Handy Guide For Best Practices | Wine Folly

The simple act of pouring wine and allowing it some “air time” actually improves the taste. But, how long should you wait and does wine go bad if decanted too long?
winefolly.com winefolly.com

Light-Bodied Red Wines: 20–30 minutes. Light-bodied red wines include Pinot Noir, Gamay (aka “Beaujolais”), Zweigelt, and Schiava.

Medium-Bodied Red Wines: 30-60 minutes. A few examples include Cabernet Franc, Grenache, Merlot, Malbec, Barbera, Dolcetto, and Tempranillo.
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@3loudboys said he is having a 2022 vintage, so it's a very young wine. I read that young wines need to "breathe" a bit more.
I usually air them like shaking them a bit in the same glass.
 
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vokazu said:
As recommended by my tennis friend, I'm going to try this Portuguese red wine:

Coutada Velha​

Signature Red Blend​

​

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​

A Portugese blend of Aragonez, Trincadeira & Cabernet Sauvignon, this wine has an intensity to it that is balanced by freshness. Displaying flavours of complex spices, blackberries, plums and truffle, the wine is Harmonious, with a long finish.​

​

Product specifications ​

  • Type: Aragonez, Trincadeira & Cabernet Sauvignon
  • Size: 750mL
  • Current Vintage: 2020*
  • Standard Drinks: 8.0
  • Alcohol Volume: 13.5%
  • Country: Portugal
  • Brand Name: Coutada Velha
  • Closure: Cork
  • Wine Sweetness: Dry
  • Wine Body: Full Bodied

Expert's review:​

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  • Vintage 2020
    94 points

Portuguese reds have gained great favour with Australian customers in recent years. Their “honest to goodness” generosity and value has proved to be irresistible. These wines have been mainly in the commercial, high volume, low price sector. So, what happens if you kick it up a notch or two? What kind of wine do you get if you pay, say, up to $20? If it’s Coutada Velha Signature you can be sure that you are getting a wine that is not only extremely well made and enjoyable but also presents outstanding value on the world scale. A blend of aragonez (tempranillo), trincadeira and cabernet sauvignon, the smoothness and carry of the wine is immediately apparent. Flavours of ripe blackberries, fresh cherries, spice and plums build relentlessly. High class oak plays its part, also. There’s a top note of fruitiness over a “fullish” body. The whole package is very complete, complex and satisfying. A wine of this quality for the price deserves an extra point or two.​

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Southern Portugal Red​

  1. Red
  2. Portugal
  3. Portuguese Red

​

Interesting Facts​

  1. Over half of the world's supply of cork is grown in Portugal.
  2. With its bulk wine production, the region of Estremadura produces more wine than any other region in Portugal.
  3. The region of Estremadura is known locally as Oeste, which means West.
  4. The soil in much of Southern Portugal is alluvial, which is very fertile and perfect for getting lots of fruit.
  5. Traditional wine in the Alentejo region is aged in clay pots.
  6. A large portion of the wine in Southern Portugal is made in cooperatives that make wine for many producers at the same time.

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Coutada Velha Signature Tinto | Vivino Australia

Signature Tinto is a Red wine. Made from Cabernet Sauvignon, Aragonez, Trincadeira. See reviews and pricing for this wine.
www.vivino.com

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I really like this Portuguese red wine Coutada Velha. It's very satisfying and smooth.
 
NattyGut

NattyGut

Semi-Pro
cabernet franc

Cabernet Franc | Virginia Wine

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socallefty

socallefty

G.O.A.T.
What red wine are you serving for Christmas? We usually make roast goose with stuffing and braised red cabbage. Depending on the side dishes, I’ll probably serve an Amarone or Brunello as goose needs a full-bodied red wine with some good acid to stand up to its higher fat content. Goose breast meat tastes almost like a rich roast beef. Probably will drink a lot of champagne with all the appetizers that come before the goose and the dessert after.

Usually we make mutton biryani for either lunch or dinner or Christmas Eve and typically drink white wine (Riesling, Pinot Gris, Gruner Veltliner or Champagne) or Rose (like the ones from Provence) with it. The few times I’ve opened red wine because guests wanted it, I‘ve generally matched with a softer red like Garnacha, Rhone reds (both Shiraz and Grenache blends), Valpolicella etc.

Merry Christmas - happy eating and drinking!
 
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vokazu

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Season 3 Episode 3 of TV Show "Sneaky Pete" features a con woman Lizzie forging a very expensive aged French Burgundy red wine (1937 Romanée-Conti) by infusing a younger wine with herbs, leather, mold, old wood etc. Hilarious con TV show.

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KantenKlaar

KantenKlaar

Professional
vokazu said:
Season 3 Episode 3 of TV Show "Sneaky Pete" features a con woman Lizzie forging a very expensive aged French Burgundy red wine (1937 Romanée-Conti) by infusing a younger wine with herbs, leather, mould, old wood etc. Hilarious con TV show.

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Must have been thin lizzy doing a long con
 
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vokazu said:
Another new wine for me to try. It is on sale and it has good reviews so why not.

Domaine De Blayac​

Minervois​

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  • Type: Grenache Noir, Syrah, Carignan
  • Size750mL
  • Region: Languedoc-Roussillon
  • Standard Drinks: 8
  • Alcohol Volume13.5%
  • Country: France
  • Brand Name: Domaine De Blayac
  • Closure: Cork
  • Wine Sweetness: Dry


Domaine de Blayac, founded in 1990, is located in the heart of Cathar country. Seven generations have succeeded each other at the head of the domaine. Stéphane Blayac has been in charge of these beautiful vineyards, since 2003. Deep red garnet robe. The wine shows an intense nose of black fruits and spices with floral notes. The palate harmoniously displays aromas of vanilla, roasted coffee, red and back fruits (raspberry, blackberry, blackcurrant and cherry). The finish is smooth, persistent, very silky with round tannins.


Expert review:

  • Vintage 2016
    94 points
The Minervois region of warm Southern France produces some of the most concentrated red wines on the planet. Also some of the most outstanding value. This hand-made treasure a case in point - a classic marriage of Carignan (a regional treasure), Shiraz and Grenache Noir from a 7th generation family estate. As dark as the night sky, this complex slurpable wine is almost impossibly crammed full of black fruits, black olive, cured meats, ironstone and negroni-like bitterness. We dare any lover of big soft reds not to be utterly seduced. Our Value French Red Discovery of 2018 - hands down!


Domaine de Blayac Minervois | Vivino Australia

Minervois is a Red wine. Made from Shiraz/Syrah, Grenache, Carignan. See reviews and pricing for this wine.
www.vivino.com
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I'm enjoying this again. Cheap but high quality. Smooth deep taste with no sour after taste.
 
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vokazu

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I'm having El Esteco Don David Malbec reserve (2022) for the first time.


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̈Don David ̈ was the key man in the winery’s history. He was a pioneer in planting quality vines in the high altitude vineyards of the Calchaqui Valleys, convinced this remote and exquisite region had the potential to deliver unique wines. Produced from 100% malbec grown at 1800 metres, the wine boasts sweet and soft tannins. Dry fruits, chocolate flavors, oak, and a long and persistent bouquet with complete elegance.
 
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I'm trying a South African red wine for the first time, and am not disappointed! Kanonkop Kadette Cape Blend 2020. It's so lovely and delicious. I think it's a high quality product. I want to try their Pinotage red wine next, but it's more expensive!

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Wine style
Dry, Medium Bodied style of Pinotage, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot

Kanopkop's Kadette is a a blend of Pinotage, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot that is full bodied and concentrated. It is a fantastic ambassador for South African wines and drinks well with spicy meat dishes.

Product specifications

Type Pinotage, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot
Size 750mL
Region Coastal Region
Current Vintage 2019
Standard Drinks 8.5
Alcohol Volume 14.3%
Country South Africa
Brand Name Kanonkop
Closure Cork
Wine Sweetness Dry
Wine Body Medium Bodied


Expert review: 92 points
Medium deep colour. Intense redcurrant, red cherry aromas with savoury, toasty nuances. Sweet red cherry, redcurrant, graphite, cedar characters, with earthy notes. Chalky, fine grained tannins. Finishes firm with a long sweet fruit finish. Nice fruit complexity and generosity.
 
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I'm trying Jean-Pierre Moueix Bordeaux (2019). Before I had been hesitant to try it because the Aussies gave it such a bad review. Obviously they have a terrible taste! This wine is very smooth and elegant!


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Jean-Pierre Moueix Bordeaux rouge was inspired by the founder’s early mission: when Jean-Pierre Moueix launched his wine merchant business in 1937, he sought to offer eminently drinkable and enjoyable wines that reflect a sense of place.

Personally selected by Christian and Edouard Moueix, the Merlot grape offers depth and complexity, while Cabernet Franc brings structure and spice to the blend. Combined, these varietals produce wines of character and body while maintaining a unique suppleness.

The wine shows ruby red with an intense, complex nose presenting notes of cherry, strawberry and blond tobacco. The palate is powerful and inviting with smooth, silky tannins.

Product specifications

Type-Merlot, Cabernet Franc
Size-750mL
Region-Bordeaux
Current -2016*
Standard Drinks 8.0
Alcohol Volume 13.5%
Country France
Brand Name Jean-Pierre Moueix
Closure Cork
Wine Sweetness Dry
 
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vokazu

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vokazu said:
I'm trying Jean-Pierre Moueix Bordeaux (2019). Before I had been hesitant to try it because the Aussies gave it such a bad review. Obviously they have a terrible taste! This wine is very smooth and elegant!


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Jean-Pierre Moueix Bordeaux rouge was inspired by the founder’s early mission: when Jean-Pierre Moueix launched his wine merchant business in 1937, he sought to offer eminently drinkable and enjoyable wines that reflect a sense of place.

Personally selected by Christian and Edouard Moueix, the Merlot grape offers depth and complexity, while Cabernet Franc brings structure and spice to the blend. Combined, these varietals produce wines of character and body while maintaining a unique suppleness.

The wine shows ruby red with an intense, complex nose presenting notes of cherry, strawberry and blond tobacco. The palate is powerful and inviting with smooth, silky tannins.

Product specifications

Type-Merlot, Cabernet Franc
Size-750mL
Region-Bordeaux
Current -2016*
Standard Drinks 8.0
Alcohol Volume 13.5%
Country France
Brand Name Jean-Pierre Moueix
Closure Cork
Wine Sweetness Dry
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After trying this Bordeaux red wine for a week, I can honestly say this wine is one of the best. It's very smooth, very fragrant (reminds me a lot of Pinot Noir), very elegant. And somehow this red wine makes me feel healthier and also improves my memory!!!! I'm serious, I now remember a lot of things from the past that I thought I wouldn't remember anymore. I also dreamed a lot of details from the past, making me recollect details from the past... It's amazing.

blog.lastbottlewines.com

Drinking red wine keeps your memory sharp, according to science

Discover the surprising red wine benefit for memory health. Explore the science behind its effects and impact on your memory.
blog.lastbottlewines.com blog.lastbottlewines.com
 
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KantenKlaar

KantenKlaar

Professional
vokazu said:
I'm trying a South African red wine for the first time, and am not disappointed! Kanonkop Kadette Cape Blend 2020. It's so lovely and delicious. I think it's a high quality product. I want to try their Pinotage red wine next, but it's more expensive!

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Wine style
Dry, Medium Bodied style of Pinotage, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot

Kanopkop's Kadette is a a blend of Pinotage, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot that is full bodied and concentrated. It is a fantastic ambassador for South African wines and drinks well with spicy meat dishes.

Product specifications

Type Pinotage, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot
Size 750mL
Region Coastal Region
Current Vintage 2019
Standard Drinks 8.5
Alcohol Volume 14.3%
Country South Africa
Brand Name Kanonkop
Closure Cork
Wine Sweetness Dry
Wine Body Medium Bodied


Expert review: 92 points
Medium deep colour. Intense redcurrant, red cherry aromas with savoury, toasty nuances. Sweet red cherry, redcurrant, graphite, cedar characters, with earthy notes. Chalky, fine grained tannins. Finishes firm with a long sweet fruit finish. Nice fruit complexity and generosity.
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Yesss, this is from my valley
 
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Jean-Pierre Moueix Bordeaux is my favourite now. It feels light and smooth. Other wines often feel too thick or overpowering. This one is so elegant and tasty, tasted like cola or coffee, fragrant like Pinot Noir. I love it. I should explore some other Bordeaux red wine!
 
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Alcohol consumption in Australia has declined. Apparently my new habit of daily wine consumption doesn't help.

Drugs consumption is on the rise, so maybe they're watching too many drugs TV shows or movies.


www.abc.net.au

Meth up, booze down: What wastewater testing tells us about Australia's drug use

Australia's alcohol consumption is in decline while the use of other drugs such as methamphetamines, cocaine and MDMA is growing, according to new wastewater analysis.
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