Lamborn Family Vineyards 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon Tasting
Lamborn Family Vineyards 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon Cyber-Tasting
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Lamborn Family Vineyards 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon Cyber-Tasting
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Wine Tasting Clip of Porcupine Ridge Merlot 2002 selected from Oddbins on 27 June 2006.
WINE: Porcupine Ridge Merlot 2002
VINTAGE: 2002
PRODUCER: Boekenhoutskloof
GRAPES: 100% Merlot
REGION: Western Cape
COUNTRY: South Africa
ONE WORD: Plums
TASTING: Vibrant nose with damsons, quince and herbal tones followed by a well balanced soft palate and a long mellow finish.
FOOD MATCH: Grilled or barbecued lamb with rosemary and garlic
FOOD MATCH FROM: James Booth’s own
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Wine Tasting Clip of Penfold’s Rawson’s Retreat Merlot 2006, from the Virtual Wine Tasting Event, ‘A Taste of Wine Relief’ held on 03 Mar 2007.
WINE: Penfold’s Rawson’s Retreat Merlot 2006
VINTAGE: 2006
PRODUCER: Penfold’s
GRAPES: Merlot
REGION: South Australia
COUNTRY: Australia
ONE WORD: Deep
TASTING: A definite crowd-pleaser. Very bright, purple colour with a bouquet of juicy red fruits and hints of spice from the oak. The palate has noticeable juicy cherries and plums with well-integrated oak and soft tannins.
FOOD MATCH: Superb roast beef, best spuds and huge yorkies - “Happy Days with the Naked Chef” by Jamie Oliver
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Gary Vaynerchuk tries 5 wines blind and sees which tickle his palate, as we continue the Napa Cabernet theme this week!
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Torambre Wines grape grower, Tony Saunders, shares his views on the 2003 Cabernet Merlot from Nissen Hut Wines, Loxton, South Australia, recorded Sep 2008 for the Royal Adelaide Show. Visit the website at http://www.torambre.com.au/Wines.php
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Merlot is a popular type of red wine. Get tips on merlot wine tasting and aroma in this free wine video.
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Gary Vaynerchuk tries 6 wines all under 10 bones and has them blind to have a little extra fun.
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So I know this is really late, but this is a video about tasting grapes. It was almost harvest time at O’Vineyards when I filmed this so we were tasting the grapes hoping that they’d be sweet and mature enough to send to the lab for some official results.
The video gives some wine maker insights from Ryan O’Connell into the complicated task of eating and tasting a grape. Okay, so it’s pretty simple, but there’s a video for you anyway.
It turns out that the Merlot is in fact ready for lab analysis and the ICV lab returned something like 14.4 potential sugar so we were ready to harvest that Merlot.
If you want to see a cool explanation of refractometers you should check out this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhnZETxe1jk
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Cabernet sauvignon is the most popular type of red wine. Get tips on cabernet sauvignon tasting and aroma in this free wine video.
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Talomas and Kiraala were joint projects between Robert Mondavi of the USA and Rosemount of Australia before they scraped the project when Mondavi was sold to Constellation Brands in 2004. The remaining stocks were sold off quietly and I, liked the rest of the wine vultures in Vancouver, managed to get a case of the 2002 Syrah/Cab (as well as their Chardonnay/Viognier and Cab/Merlot). Good creamy blackcurrant cassis with cola were detected from the glass. Upon tasting, upfront and vibrant black currant, wild blackberry fruit emerged followed by spices and black pepper. The wine has good acidity and good backbone. This wine was reduced by the importer from $25 to $9 when the Talomas/Kiraala project was terminated. Definitely one of the biggest BARGAIN in my wine buying history! Drink it up in the next 2 to 3 years. (Rating 89-91 points) by Michael Lam of the Beverage Review.
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