Red wine

Started by GanG, August 09, 2013, 09:47:55 PM

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GanG

As I sit here contemplating the mellow glow from the bottle I just shared with a good friend, whats your favourite brew?

Tonights was a local wine from Northeast Vic - Tallis winery 2010 shiraz, but I am also rather partial to Rothbury's Cab Merlot and Brown Brothers 2010 cab sav.

Fortifieds I am rather partial to Station Creek Muscat also a local product.  :cheers:

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Bird

Coldstream Hills Reserve Shiraz... but Im biased :D
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Woodsie

Brown Brothers Dolcetto & Syrah ........my fav ;D
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GanG

Quote from: Woodsie on August 09, 2013, 09:53:54 PM
Brown Brothers Dolcetto & Syrah ........my fav ;D
Got a bottle here ...... not a great fan of sweeter reds, prefer them dry myself :)
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Jason B

Just enjoying a Campbell's (Rutherglen) 2006 Durif. I prefer the full bodied reds, cab sav's, Melots and Durifs.

Jas

GanG

Yup dont mind a Durif either :) I seriously am spoilt where I live for Reds :)  :cheers:
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Mandrake

Brown Bros Cienna.


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Going back to basics - sort of ...

CRW

A nice Heartland 2006 Shiraz


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cruisindub

  Hill of Grace.

Fine drop of red plonk.
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GanG

Quote from: cruisindub on August 09, 2013, 11:07:31 PM
  Hill of Grace.

Fine drop of red plonk.
details mate, details.......what variety and wheres it from :)
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cruisindub

Quote from: GanG on August 09, 2013, 11:10:36 PM
details mate, details.......what variety and wheres it from :)


Henschke,

I think we have a 1990.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henschke
http://henschke.com.au/vineyards/hill-of-grace


Actually, some damn fine clean skins are actually well known and branded wines that have reached their quota, Alot of clean skins are from well renowned vineyards......

Why do people ask "What the hell were you thinking?"
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GanG

Yep, just gotta find the right clean skins is the trick!!

1990 thats well cellared :)
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cruisindub

Wife is a sommellier....somelier....som, bugger it, a fancy name for a bloody wine ponce.

Apparently I'm too heathen to appreciate such a drop. :-[

The post-it labels with "only to be opened on special occasions", "not to be opened" and "hands off" are the ones I am not allowed to touch.
The ones labled "to keep", and best after #*#*" are also off limits. >:(

Apparently anything in a box is fine for me to help myself to........ >:D       ;D ;D ;D

Wife would throw me out if I bought home a 'box'. :-*

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Pog

Pepperjack Shiraz, Saltrams, Barossa Valley.

Generally a very good value and good quality drop.
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HEM19X

The best red is one that you have at a mate's place [his of course]. Funny, he always reckons that my reds are best!! ;D ;D ;D
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Marschy

My favourite quaffer at the moment is St Hallets Gamekeeper Shiraz, but if the budget allows, their Old Block Shiraz is fantastic.

Steffo1

Quote from: cruisindub on August 09, 2013, 11:30:16 PM
Henschke,

I think we have a 1990.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henschke
http://henschke.com.au/vineyards/hill-of-grace


Actually, some damn fine clean skins are actually well known and branded wines that have reached their quota, Alot of clean skins are from well renowned vineyards......

A number of years ago I had the good luck of comparing an "Hill of Grace" to the corresponding "Grange"  & I voted for the Henchke. Can't afford either these days but do have a '89 Penfolds 707 in the Vintec cabinet. Don't know whether it is any good although it's been cellared properly. Any one got any thoughts about that?
A bloke I know has a cellar door on the Mornington Peninsula & gets some excellent "Cleans" quite regularly.
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turbojoe

over here in the west im liking the Jarrah Ridge shiraz 2009 reserve.

fishfinder

Devils Lair fifth leg shiraz
Jamiesons Run Cabernet Shiraz Merlot
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Wazza2

Another vote for Pepperjack Shiraz

Taz64

Pepperjack x 3.  Also Black Chook for a lazy Sunday afternoon with an anti-pasto platter.
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Marschy

Quote from: Steffo1 on August 10, 2013, 08:16:50 AM
Can't afford either these days but do have a '89 Penfolds 707 in the Vintec cabinet. Don't know whether it is any good although it's been cellared properly. Any one got any thoughts about that?

Carefully pack it and send it me and I'll critique it for you.

dungee

I love most things from Annies Lane, event the whites are good and I generally don't drink whites.  I do have a problem though with all the bottle shops in my town filling their stock with NZ whites when we have so much good Aussie wine. 
Chris

Nothing to see here - move on.

crackacoldie

Murray Street Vinyards Black Label Shiraz, grapes grown over my back fence.