MDP Behavior Moderator (be nice police!) Joined Apr 4, 2013 Messages 4,332 Location Lake Country, Georgia Dec 26, 2013 #41 Don't forget the Barbera D'Asti and Barbera D'Alba reds. Absolutely some of the most drinkable wines you will ever taste !!
Don't forget the Barbera D'Asti and Barbera D'Alba reds. Absolutely some of the most drinkable wines you will ever taste !!
Jeffkad New member Joined Apr 5, 2013 Messages 90 Location Long Island NY Dec 26, 2013 #42 MDP said: Don't forget the Barbera D'Asti and Barbera D'Alba reds. Absolutely some of the most drinkable wines you will ever taste !! Click to expand... Yes sir. And how about going back to Piedmont for a nice Barbaresco (which I happen to like better than its big brother Barolo from across the road)? So many wines, so little time Last edited: Dec 26, 2013
MDP said: Don't forget the Barbera D'Asti and Barbera D'Alba reds. Absolutely some of the most drinkable wines you will ever taste !! Click to expand... Yes sir. And how about going back to Piedmont for a nice Barbaresco (which I happen to like better than its big brother Barolo from across the road)? So many wines, so little time
MDP Behavior Moderator (be nice police!) Joined Apr 4, 2013 Messages 4,332 Location Lake Country, Georgia Dec 26, 2013 #43 I agree Jeff :woot:
Jeffkad New member Joined Apr 5, 2013 Messages 90 Location Long Island NY Dec 26, 2013 #44 Mark, maybe we can get Revel to change the name of our speakers to Salonaia!
MikeCh Active member Joined Nov 25, 2013 Messages 1,961 Location Colorado Jan 20, 2014 Thread Author #45 Recent purchase....Chateau Perligues Graves Blanc 2012. A nice sauv blanc / semillon blend for a nice price.
Recent purchase....Chateau Perligues Graves Blanc 2012. A nice sauv blanc / semillon blend for a nice price.
MikeCh Active member Joined Nov 25, 2013 Messages 1,961 Location Colorado Jan 20, 2014 Thread Author #46 oops, double post
