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Author:  MedocMad [ Thu Jan 26, 2012 2:20 pm ]
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Was told about the CO-OP selling off some old lines.

Tracked down the Cline Syrah 2005 from California for £6.29 with an extra 5% off for 6.

already cracked one open very good indeed, nice soft raspberry/cranberry fruit driven wine with a medium finish, not hot considering the 14% alcohol a nice balanced wine and drinking lovely over the last two nights.

A wine that keeps you interested and provokes your taste buds.

Good value for an everyday quaffer. :qofgold:

Author:  MedocMad [ Wed Feb 01, 2012 1:32 pm ]
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Second bottle finished off last night.

A lovely wine at silly money !! Yum

Author:  Shezza [ Thu Jan 24, 2013 11:51 pm ]
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I picked up a bottle of this tonight for £7 bin end along with a couple of 2008 Nic Potel santenay blancs.
Will try giving it a go this weekend

Author:  MedocMad [ Fri Jan 25, 2013 10:03 am ]
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Sheeza,

Hi, are you called MSheridan on Cellar tracker with these recent additions ??

Red2005 Cline Cellars Syrah California
White2008 Nicolas Potel Santenay Vieilles Vignes
Red2007 Domaine des Beaumont Morey St. Denis

Just accepted you as a friend I think ??

Author:  Shezza [ Fri Jan 25, 2013 12:17 pm ]
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Yup, that's me
Saw you had written one of the last reviews for Cline in CT so thought being one of the gang here it was inly right to add you as a CT buddy
Them I came here to see if anything else had been posted

Author:  MedocMad [ Fri Jan 25, 2013 1:23 pm ]
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Cool !! I noticed my local CO-OP had some more Cline for sale but this time £7.00 instead of £4.00 I think I paid for it ??

Author:  Duncan [ Fri Jan 25, 2013 2:19 pm ]
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I've seen you two in CT for quite a while - haha - you both know that. TNs on CT are quite reliable, you can tell though, when an owner's cellar is too hot in Summer. One guy says a claret is spent, then another says the same wine is about to peak !

One day, I just might upload my hoard. And.... then you see what a load of ole bull I'm keeping now :wink:

My days of 3rd & 4th tier growth clarets are well and truly over. The rest of the world saw to that, with their crazy bid prices. I believe in drinking the wine when it's ready......

Rich, high time you drunk some of those old clarets you have :wink: Yeah I know, one needs to share a good-un.

Author:  MedocMad [ Fri Jan 25, 2013 2:34 pm ]
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Dunc,

You are starting to know my ways !!
I can only drink decent wine with wine people !!

I am going to open one of these, which one would you pick Dunc ??

1998 E. Guigal Côtes du Rhône
1975 Château Beaumont
1995 Château La Longua
2003 Château Martin (Graves)

Author:  Duncan [ Fri Jan 25, 2013 4:35 pm ]
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1998 E. Guigal Côtes du Rhône
1975 Château Beaumont
1995 Château La Longua
** 2003 Château Martin (Graves)


Rich, I believe the 75 Beaumont could be spent - Unless it has been dug very deep underground :roll: '75 was a great vintage - but why leave all this time ? Were these your father's clarets.

** For lushness, I'd wager that the '03 Graves could be nice. A super rich vintage, a bit hot in the central area, a strong tannic structure for some more well known chateau in the Pessac L. appelation. Drink-up though.

The Guigal CdR could be ok....actually if cellar is cool. '98 Rhones had structure, some quite hard to begin with
Don't know La Longua ? At all - where is it..

Author:  MedocMad [ Fri Jan 25, 2013 5:04 pm ]
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Dunc its in the Fronsac.

I had around eight of the Beaumont 1975 last two gathering dust !!
Last one drank around 5 years ago before I loaded up my cellar on CT.

I won my bet you would pick the 03 Graves.

Author:  Duncan [ Sat Jan 26, 2013 1:06 am ]
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Fronsac - cheers for that. I really like juicy Fronsac, great value, but near to none in the UK- why ? 1995 Château La Longua, - 17 years laying down is a massive ask. La Vielle Cure, age for holding - 10 - 12 years, not much more. De la Rivierre, say 8 -9 -10 years depending on vintage.

How many dusty clarets do you have ? You need help :wink:


I'm so predictable - obviously ......

PS
Rich, as a matter of actual experience (rather than the profs making a statement after release) and for the record, I'd like to know how these old ones are drinking.

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