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'98 Rosemount GSM
Last Post 12-18-2002 08:37 PM byMarc A. 8 Replies.
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Joseph Bembry  Send Private Message
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12-09-2002 03:55 PM  
Tasted as part of Aquila dinner/blind tasting on 12/8/02. Wine tasted from Riedel Vinum Bordeaux stems. Most people at the dinner disagreed w/ my assessment of this wine.

Nose is perfumed, but not showing much depth. Wine seemed to keep changing, open and then closed. In the mouth, prunes, plums and jammy w/ a hint of alcohol showing through. Not particularly well balanced. Moderate length. jb Rating 85

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12-09-2002 03:57 PM  
I agree with you ... about the disagreement.

This one was clearly a young Australian with a significant Shiraz component. It got our end of the table buzzing (with positive comments, that is). I gave it a 93 and WOTN.

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12-09-2002 03:59 PM  
I am with Stemor on this 1. WOTN for me also, my wife, & all my friends.

Sweet Long Finish. Color is amazing deep Red. Aroma is wonderfully full & fruity.

I loved this Wine. Rating: 91.
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12-09-2002 05:46 PM  
disconnect here jb. maybe you got the bottom of the bottle. much more full bodied than any other wine (only has 50% grenache). this was a mouthful. i gave it a 94.
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12-09-2002 07:06 PM  
I had this wine 6 times shortly after release and over the following year or so, I had split a case with my father for $19/Bottle. I liked this wine very much, it was always a consistant performer for everyday drinking. Drinking in the 87-89 point range each time.
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12-10-2002 01:30 AM  
This was my #1 (out of 6) last night.

This wine is great. Beautiful nose that I was convinced contained Viogner. Darkest wine of the night.

Huge extraction, sweet light vanilla oak, over-the-top red fruits, and a slightly spicy, soy sauce laden finish. Very grapey.

I'd be a buyer of this wine.

93 points.
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12-14-2002 02:48 AM  
The '99 is good also. We've been drinking it every couple of weeks because it works well with food.
Jeremy Matthew  Send Private Message
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12-14-2002 06:46 AM  
I've tasted this a couple of times and thoroughly enjoyed it. 90 points from me.
Marc A  Send Private Message
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12-18-2002 08:37 PM  
Well it's interesting to see the varying opinions and ratings. I thought it was clearly the wotn. Since it was tasted blind I was sure it was something else. I brought it and did not expect it to be most everyones #1.

In the glass I think it was an Australian blend (but I assumed a differant one) just from it's color and nose. But for me a 93 pointer...a little better than Marquis Philips and a great QPR.
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