Red Wine

[Mirofsoft]

No deception here
Village de Gevrey-Chambertin, AOC Grand Cru :
♦ Chambertin
♦ Chambertin-clos de Bèze
♦ Charmes-Chambertin
♦ Mazoyères-Chambertin
♦ Chapelle-Chambertin
♦ Griottes-Chambertin
♦ Latricières-Chambertin
♦ Mazis-Chambertin
♦ Ruchottes-Chambertin

Village de Morey St Denis, AOC Grand Cru :
♦ Bonnes Mares
♦ Clos de la Roche
♦ Clos de Tart
♦ Clos des Lambrays
♦ Clos St Denis

Village de Chambolle-Musigny, AOC Grand Cru :
♦ Bonnes Mares
♦ Musigny (exception en blanc aussi)

Village de Vougeot, AOC Grand Cru :
♦ Clos de Vougeot

Village de Vosne-Romanée, AOC Grand Cru :
♦ Romanée-Conti
♦ La Romanée
♦ La Tache
♦ Richebourg
♦ La Grande Rue
♦ Romanée-St-Vivant

Village de Flagey-Echezeaux, AOC Grand Cru :
♦ Echezeaux
♦ Grands Echezeaux

La Côte de Beaune

Village de Ladoix-Serrigny, AOC Grand Cru :
♦ Corton (rouge)
♦ Corton-Charlemagne (blanc)

Village d’Aloxe-Corton, de même pour le Village de Pernand-Vergelesses, AOC Grand Cru :
♦ Corton (rouge et blanc)
♦ Corton-Charlemagne (blanc)
♦ Charlemagne (blanc)

Produit exclusivement en blanc :
Village de Puligny-Montrachet, AOC Grand Cru :
♦ Montrachet
♦ Chevalier-Montrachet
♦ Batard-Monrachet
♦ Bienvenues-Batard-Montrachet

Village de Chassagne-Montrachet, AOC Grand Cru :
♦ Montrachet
♦ Batard-Montrachet
♦ Criots-Batard-Montrachet

 

[OldTaff]

Ahh, Chambertin, allegedly Napoleon's wine of choice....had some at Christmas, and loved it, although mine was a trifle expensive

 

[brian]

Shows how times have changed.In the 60's and 70's anybody drinking wine would be classed as either foreign or a bit light on the loafers

 

[billyturnip]

Shows how times have changed.In the 60's and 70's anybody drinking wine would be classed as either foreign or a bit light on the loafers

Or both!!!!!

 

[Demiurge]

For red wine Syrah, Carignan, Grenache, Cabernet Sauvignon. For white Cinsault and Mourvèdre. If you are a big wine fan like me you should see especially the French Riviera as well as the other regions in France. Actually I'm about to buy an apartment on the French Riviera for retirement soon so if you like to see the best wineries around Cote d'Azur you are all welcome there!

 

[DEL]

Shows how times have changed.In the 60's and 70's anybody drinking wine would be classed as either foreign or a bit light on the loafers

Red Biddy was acceptable in some social circles.

 

[DEL]

For red wine Syrah, Carignan, Grenache, Cabernet Sauvignon. For white Cinsault and Mourvèdre. If you are a big wine fan like me you should see especially the French Riviera as well as the other regions in France. Actually I'm about to buy an apartment on the French Riviera for retirement soon so if you like to see the best wineries around Cote d'Azur you are all welcome there!

Now there's an offer Great place to pursue your passion, not cheap though. There are several apartments here at over 300,000€ that are just 5M sq bigger than my hall

 

[Nap]

Hi Guys

Aren't we all very sophisticated using glasses ...lol .....I don't drink at all now but when I did ...the top needed to be a screw off one....lol ...or with a ring pull ..lol

Every one enjoy your wines ...whatever you choose ...

Nap

 

[fogie]

I must be a bit of an uncouth moron for I'm afraid it all tastes like red ink to me. However, sipping a ' Negroni ' or two in the
shade of a lemon or olive tree in around 32 degrees ambient at anywhere either side of 4o degrees latitude is another matter.

 

[Tony Dawe]

I’m a dedicated wino living in the heart of one of Australia’s great wine producing regions. Big reds are my favourite, so I favour local Cab Sav, Shiraz/ Syrah and even the odd Zinfandel. I’m also partial to some South African wines from the Cape Province and South Island of New Zealand. New world wines are now competing directly in terms of quality and consistency with Californian, French, Spanish, Italian wines but are still affordable by comparison.

 

[Mirofsoft]

Now there's an offer Great place to pursue your passion, not cheap though. There are several apartments here at over 300,000€ that are just 5M sq bigger than my hall

Well the good wines produced there are today worth the visit ( was not true in the 60 70 80 even 90 ies )
Today ....
Bandol India Rosé
Cuvée St Jeannet Tardif ( liquorus )
Cuvée Pressoir Romain Rouge or Romain Blanc
Tuilé de St Jeannet ( rosé)
Longo Maï ( red )
Réserve du Mas Gourgonnier ( red )
Nowat Blanc Dupéré-Berrera
TLM rouge Dupéré-Berrera
Bandol India red or White


yes yes yes
or more affordable with great tastes those last 15 years
https://www.vignerons-saint-tropez.com/en_EN/gamme/Our-tradition-wines

 

[Martin Antonenko]

 

[Wayneb]

Looks like a dose of Boones Farm cerve cause ve' wahnt...Vintage 1972.....Drank 1972.....Drunk 1972.....Oh happy days...…..and paid for dearly.