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Château Clauzet 2009, Ac St Estèphe
Bordeaux, France$29.85
A little more "tough and wooly" than I hope for at this price.
Finca Villacreces Pruno 2011
Ribera Del Duero, Spain$21.95
Look for the word PRUNO on the bottle, like in the picture. And that it what I taste, prunes. Smooth and pleasant, I think it is a decent value for the price, but not amazing.
Chapel Hill Cabernet Sauvignon 2009, Mclaren Vale
South Australia, Australia$26.95
Ripe aromatic berry fruits and rich dark chocolate are the top notes in this complex wine. Under that oak and a hint of spice.
Castello Di Querceto Chianti Classico Riserva 2010
Tuscany, Italy$29.95
It just did not work for me. Maybe I should have waited like the reviewers suggested.
Domaine Du Grand Montmirail Vacqueyras 2009, Ac
Rhône, France$24.95
At first it tasted like a rather ordinary Rhone, but either it grew on me, or else more time in the carafe helped. Maybe it really does need more time to be fully integrated.
Concha Y Toro Marques De Casa Concha Carmenère 2008, Peumo Vineyard
Rapel Valley, Chile$19.95
Unbelievably smooth and flawless from start to finish. It did not show much complexity. This is ideal to serve to non-wine-savvy guests, and very pleasant at any time.
Poliziano Vino Nobile Di Montepulciano 2007, Docg
Tuscany, Italy$29.95
The smoothness and peppery taste reminds me of a Chateaunneuf du Pape. This quality for the price is amazing.
Uccelliera Rosso Di Montalcino 2012, Doc
Tuscany, Italy$31.95
Wow, love the pepper. With the strong fruit, I could easily believe it was from Sonoma. A great bottle of wine, as it should be for this price.
Quinta Da Romaneira Touriga Nacional 2010
Douro, Portugal$29.95
It starts with a slightly sour cherry taste, but it is wonderfully smooth, and gets better with each sip. This is a truly excellent wine.
Mcwilliam's Mount Pleasant Elizabeth Semillon 2007, Hunter Valley
New South Wales, Australia$15.75
This wine did not work for me at all. It tastes like a not so good heavily oaked chardonnay. Michael Godel uses words like stenosis and petrol. I should have listened to him.