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tried four wines at third coast soif and enjoyed them all. hopefully all coming to michigan soon via jose pastor and the host with the most, @Mark Lindzy
tried four wines at third coast soif and enjoyed them all. hopefully all coming to michigan soon via jose pastor and the host with the most, @Mark Lindzy
It certainly doesn't taste like Nebbiolo from anywhere I've enjoyed. Definitely, not from Italy. It's soft silky blackberries, dark cherries, dark raspberries, followed by a strong taste of smoked BBQ'ed meats. You can also smell it. It reminds me of the Norton grape wine I had from Mz...only better. There is also a strange funky earthiness with gripping minerality on the finish and oddly a Burgundian style to its making. Not surprising as I understand the Winemaker is from there. I can't recommend this wine but it certainly is fun to try and even something there's engaging about it.
It certainly doesn't taste like Nebbiolo from anywhere I've enjoyed. Definitely, not from Italy. It's soft silky blackberries, dark cherries, dark raspberries, followed by a strong taste of smoked BBQ'ed meats. You can also smell it. It reminds me of the Norton grape wine I had from Mz...only better. There is also a strange funky earthiness with gripping minerality on the finish and oddly a Burgundian style to its making. Not surprising as I understand the Winemaker is from there. I can't recommend this wine but it certainly is fun to try and even something there's engaging about it.
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