Tuesday, December 30, 2014

Wine Club 12: Kris Pinot Grigio, Chilean Sauvignon Blancs

Date: May 16th, 2012
Host: Christine
Served:

Kris Pinot Grigio 2010. 12.5% alcohol, $11.99

Andrea says (17.5): Smelled of pear and lemon. Tasted like honey and apple. Definitely a good one. I'd drink this again.

Root 1 Sauvignon Blanc 2010. 13% alcohol, $10.99

Andrea says (13): Smelled kind of bad, sulfur, feet and salon chemicals. Tasted a little like apple. Certainly not one of my favorites.

Wine Club 29: Dry Creek Fumé Blanc, Sandeman Sherry Don Fino

Date: November 28th, 2012
Host: Andrea
Served: Cilantro lime chicken

Pics are on Andrea's camera.
 Sorry, they're not, I did have stir fry pics.


Wine Club 19: Colonia las Liebres Red Blend, Albera Barbera di Asti

Date: August 15th, 2012
Host: Kim
 
 
 

Colonia Las Liebres Red blend 2011 (Argentina) 13.9% alcohol, $11

Andrea says (17): Cranberry color. Smelled like spices, vanilla and pepper, also blackberry and chocolate. The taste was tart, and had a blackberry flavor. I like it. 







Araldica Albera Barbera 2008 (Italy) 14% alcohol, $14


Andrea says (16): A bloody, brownish color. Smelled very pungent, a musty, earthy, alcohol smell. Tasted spices, very grapey. 



Wine Club 32: Alamos Malbec, Luzon... um, varietal unknown.

Date: January 10th, 2013
Host: Andrea
Served: "Made Up" Stir Fry, Fortune Cookies


 Alamos Mendoza Malbec 2011 (Argentina) 13.7% alcohol, $17

Andrea says (17.5): A pretty fushia-burgandy color that smelled like raspberry, strawberry and cranberry, yet also smokey. Very jammy with tobacco notes. Very smooth mouth feel, good body, tasted like strawberry jam. I like this very much. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Luzon Red Blend 2010 (Jumilla, Spain) 14% alcohol, $9
 
Andrea says (13.5): Ruby colored, more red than pink. The wine had a musty, earthy, smokey smell. Almost smelled like suede. Also some strawberry and vanilla aromas. The taste was fairly tart, cranberry and strawberry. I marked this down in the sugar, balance and overall catagories. I liked the Malbec better.