@ 10:37AM?Harpoon Octoberfest
Long Trail Harvest
Tilia Malbec/Syrah
Casillero del Diablo Cab
Wednesday is work from home day. It's easy to get an early start.@ 10:37AM?
You are hardcore.
Paul Draper is a legend.Had the 2006 Ridge Three Valleys Zin last night. Very tasty but not as their single-vinyard bottlings, which are pretty much my favorites (Geyserville, Lytton Springs, etc.). It's their blend and although at about $20 a bottle it's a lot less than their other stuff, it's not a great value compared to other $20 Zins out there.
there was a 20% off zin sale @ the wine store last weekend, and my economic hardship directed me to not buy a case of geyserville/lytton springs...Had the 2006 Ridge Three Valleys Zin last night. Very tasty but not as their single-vinyard bottlings, which are pretty much my favorites (Geyserville, Lytton Springs, etc.). It's their blend and although at about $20 a bottle it's a lot less than their other stuff, it's not a great value compared to other $20 Zins out there.
Yeah, been a big fan of Ridge pretty much since I started paying attention to wine. The single-vinyard approach gives the wines great character. I've never had a Ridge wine I didn't like. It's been a while since I've had a Paso Robles Ridge. I've got one sitting in my stash - pretty sure it's Dusi - that I suspect will not make it through the holiday season.Paul Draper is a legend.
Had the '01 Lynton Springs last year. It rocked. I also like their Paso Robles blend. The Paso Fruit is different from that up north. It seems to have more ooomph. If you can find a Zin with fruit from the Dusi Ranch in Paso scoop it up. Those vines have been there for ages & make a dazzling Zin.