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The Fine Wine Blog at Santa Rosa Fine Wine is the official blog of SRFW. From one fine wine collector to another, Cheers!
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A very nice Burgundy varietal dinner in SF at Fifth Floor. Brief wine tasting notes at: santarosafinewine.blogspot.com
1996 Krug, 1945 BV Beaumont Pinot, 1999 Jadot Bonnes Mares and quite a few other wines tasted recently: santarosafinewine.blogspot.com
Some very nice aged California Cabernet opened recently! santarosafinewine.blogspot.com
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Attended several recent wines dinners in SF (California, Burgundy, Bordeaux). Tasting Notes: http://santarosafinewine.blogspot.com/
Tasting notes from a recent all French Wine Dinner: http://santarosafinewine.blogspot.com/2010/12/all-french-wine-dinner.html
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A 2006 Hartford Court Far Coast Vineyard Pinot Noir started out tight and lean, opened up into a far sweeter medium bodied wine.
2008 Uptick Vineyards Cabernet was a nice easy drinking wine. Chalk Hill yields some nice Cabernets. http://www.uptickvineyards.com
2007 Far Niente Chardonnay was a little funky up front, and lasted awhile, then became buttery in style. A little disappointing overall.
1968 Beaulieu Vineyards Beaumont Pinot Noir: Earthiness, mineral, game meats, dry spice, rich texture, combined with no signs of oxidation.
1997 Beaulieu Vineyards Georges de Latour: Black fruits, considerably closed and shutdown, a wine to revisit in 5 to 10 years.
1987 Beaulieu Vineyards Georges de Latour: Dark fruits, minerals, dry leaves and spice. Had a lot in common with the 1986, more closed.
1998 Robert Arnoux Clos De Vougeot was excellent, clean and pure raspberry and cherry fruits. In time, became a little grassy, but subtle.
2001 Robert Chevillon Les St Georges, noted aged leather, iron, sweet earthiness, and game meats, it was very interesting. A nice wine.
2000 Nicolas Potel Vosne Romanee Les Gaudichots was a nice wine. Barnyard, asian spice, tea and cola, became far more expressive with time.
The 2008 Jemrose Egret Pond Late Harvest Viognier was a gorgeous wine, huge peach and citrus fruits, likewise, pure and clean. A nice wine!
A 2004 Agharta Syrah and 2006 Jemrose Cardiac Hill Syrah were both powerful ripe, big wines that both showed very well side by side.
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