What is the Greatest Wine this Board has Introduced you to

WINE TALK
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This…and German Rieslings in general.

Not much else I really didn’t already have a handle on that I like.

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Clos des Briords and other fine Muscadets.
alan

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Maybach, without a doubt.
Myriad/Quivet
August West

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Charles Shaw

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Ironically it was your enthusiasm for Muscadet that motivated me to try some. But I think that technically was in eBob though.

I could also answer Jouan and Truchot but those were also from private PMs on eBob.

For this board, maybe its Mugneret-Gibourg or Foillard.

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I can’t pick one…

Arcadian, Tercero, and Rhys

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Rhys and Bedrock

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I’m not a high roller, so Cabot and Sidori/Novy will have to suffice.

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Bedrock & Cru Beaujolais.

Would like to say Rhys, but still on the waitlist.

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Quite a few great wines…but the biggest and happiest surprises were Halcon and Cabot [wow.gif]

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Long list - Anthill, Rhys, Poe, Ceritas, Kutch, Zepaltas, Sojourn…

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Bize Savigny Les Beaune Aux Vergelesses Rouge: my introduction to Burg
Clos Saron
Lagier Meredith

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Maybach, Rhys, and Ceritas were great recommendations found during my lurking phase here.

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If you like Cabot, you’d like Gonon. Gonon and its St. Joseph peers are just a few bucks more (roughly $35). Faury makes very nice syrah for about $20 and change, too.

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Thomas Winery.

Tom

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So far the 2009 Black Sears Estate Zinfandel is the top wine I’ve bought from a recommendation on the board.
Although I haven’t opened any of the Bedrock, Keating, Lagier Meredith, or Tercero this board has introduced me to, I don’t want them to be unacknowledged. I’m sure I’ll be adding them to the list shortly.

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If you’re ordering more from Chambers, definitely check out Domaine Barrou. The Saint Joseph is fantastic and only $20.

Michael

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Huet, Austrian Riesling, Bevan, Myriad, Rudius, Produttori de Barbaresco, Cru Beaujolais, are all fantastic wines I very likely would have not found on my own.

The ‘Greatest’ is probably Hirtzberger Singerriedel.

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Scholium Project, hands down. Not only are the wines fascinating, but Abe’s winemaking philosophy inspired some real paradigm shifts in my views on wine.

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Tell me about the Scholium Project. What is his philosophy?