Craig Osborn

Craig Osborn

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Pietranera Brunello Di Montalcino 2004 Bottle

Pietranera Brunello Di Montalcino 2004

Tuscany, Italy
$39.95

Tasted December 2013.

3.5 Stars

(0)V

Dec 22, 2013

Wolf Blass Gold Label Riesling 2008, Eden Valley/Clare Valley Bottle

Wolf Blass Gold Label Riesling 2008, Eden Valley/Clare Valley

Australia
$14.90

3.5 Stars

(0)V

Apr 15, 2013

Acústic Celler Negre Carinyena / Garnatxa Negra 2008, D.O. Montsant Bottle

Acústic Celler Negre Carinyena / Garnatxa Negra 2008, D.O. Montsant

Catalonia, Spain
$18.95

Tasted Oct 2012.

3.5 Stars

(0)V

Oct 29, 2012

Château La Chèze 2005, Ac Bottle

Château La Chèze 2005, Ac

Bordeaux, France
$18.95

3.5 Stars

(0)V

Apr 26, 2011

Bodegas Franco Espanolas Rioja Bordón Reserva 2004, Doca Rioja Bottle

Bodegas Franco Espanolas Rioja Bordón Reserva 2004, Doca Rioja

Spain
$19.95

Tasted December 2011.

3.5 Stars

(0)V

Dec 07, 2011

Shottesbrooke Cabernet Sauvignon 2007, Mclaren Vale, South Australia Bottle

Shottesbrooke Cabernet Sauvignon 2007, Mclaren Vale, South Australia

Australia
$19.95

Tasted October 2011.

3.5 Stars

(0)V

Oct 07, 2011

Château Reignac 2008, Ac Bottle

Château Reignac 2008, Ac

Bordeaux, France
$24.95

Tasted Oct 2012.

3.5 Stars

(0)V

Oct 24, 2012

I Greppi Greppicante Bolgheri 2007, Doc Bottle

I Greppi Greppicante Bolgheri 2007, Doc

Tuscany, Italy
$17.75

Tasted December 2011.

3.5 Stars

(0)V

Dec 27, 2011

Bonterra Cabernet Sauvignon 2007, Mendocino County, Made From Organic Grapes Bottle

Bonterra Cabernet Sauvignon 2007, Mendocino County, Made From Organic Grapes

California, Usa
$19.95

3.5 Stars

(0)V

Feb 28, 2011

Masi Brolo Di Campofiorin 2006, Igt Rosso Del Veronese Bottle

Masi Brolo Di Campofiorin 2006, Igt Rosso Del Veronese

Veneto, Italy
$26.95

Tasted july 2011.

3.5 Stars

(0)V

Jul 10, 2011

Fermented beverages have been preferred over water throughout the ages: they are safer, provide psychotropic effects, and are more nutritious. Some have even said alcohol was the primary agent for the development of Western civilization, since more healthy individuals (even if inebriated much of the time) lived longer and had greater reproductive success.

Dr. Patrick McGovern