Bryan McCaw
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Henry Of Pelham Baco Noir 2016
Canada$15.95
I cannot think of a more quaffable and enjoyable wine for $15. Do yourself a favour and try this wine. It's like a Canadian Zinfandel. Sure, it's just touch sweet but it's crowd pleasing, eminently drinkable and goes with anything.
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Mr. Riggs The Gaffer Shiraz 2006, Mclaren Vale, South Australia (Galvanized Wine Group)
Australia$23.95
I quite enjoyed this.
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Linda Domas Wines Shot Bull Shiraz 2004, Southern Fleurie, South Australia
Australia$18.75
I'm adding my voice. But at the same level as Michael and Tony.
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Château Brehat 2001, Ac Côtes De Castillon (J. De Monteil, Prop.)
Bordeaux, France$22.95
Very good.
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Concha Y Toro Casillero Del Diablo Cabernet Sauvignon (Historic Vintage) 2007, Central Valley
Chile$11.95
Let it breath a while and it changes completely. I found this a very rich cabernet
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Penfolds Koonunga Hill Shiraz Cabernet 2006, South Australia
Australia$17.95
Left to decant about an hour. Nose is complex and fruity. Great to inhale on. Unfortunately body is a little tart with a short-ish finish. Keep this in the cellar for another few years.
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Dfj Vinhos Pedras Do Monte Castelao 2007
Portugal$6.05
I may have got a jump start on this before it is available at the the LCBO, but the 2007 is surprisingly good for the price. To me, this had smooth, pinot like qualities for $10 bucks.
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Edgebaston The Pepper Pot 2010, Wo Coastal Region
Coastal Region, South Africa$16.95
Most popular wine a the 2012 Wine & Cheese Show
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Vineland Estates Cabernet Franc 2010, Niagara Peninsula
Ontario, Canada$14.95
I was thoroughly impressed with this wine. At only $13 that's an amazing value for a high quality Ontario wine. I'm sure the hot growing year of 2010 has something to do with its richness. If you've never tried a Cabernet Franc this is a great place to start.
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