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spyderUser is Offline
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01/17/2008 1:39 PM  
With the exception of the German Wine Society and Burgundy Primer .... all the links are dead.

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WinetexUser is Offline
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01/17/2008 2:50 PM  
There was lots of good information in these posts.  Many of the links were broken in the Forum Software Explosion.

If you look through some of these everyone was so full of questions.  Hopefully these will help!Â

See the new post for these and more.


Updated links:

Brunello Primer

Barolo Primer

German Riesling Primer

For the German Experts: high end QbA

German Wine Society (could not find this one)

Australian Wine Primer:  Part 1 - Shiraz

Australian Wine Primer:  Part 2 - the regions

Australian Wine Primer:  Part 3 - Riesling

Bordeaux, Rhone and Burgundy

Bordeaux cru bourgeois - summary and price analysis  (could not find this thread...)

Chablis Primer


Montepulciano

Chateauneuf du Pape

Port

Priorats

Malbec

New Zealand Sav Blanc- Hawkes Bay, Gisborne and Martinborough

New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc - Summary Northland-Auckland-Waikato  (could not find this thread)

New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc - Canterbury and Otago Sav Blanc

Loire


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01/17/2008 3:56 PM  
Thanks for doing the legwork Winetex!
Seamus CampbellUser is Offline
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01/17/2008 4:42 PM  
Maybe a sparkling wine primer one of these days, Winetex?
WinetexUser is Offline
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01/17/2008 5:09 PM  
Yes, I noticed that bubbles were missing from the list.
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01/17/2008 5:17 PM  
I'll whip one up for you specifically geared to Champagne, but also touching on other old world cremant's like Franciacorta, Prosecco, Deutscher Sekt, Cremant de (Alsace,Bourgogne etc) touching on some of the So. France and Loire sparklers or petillants as well. I'll throw in production methods including "Method Champenois"/Method Traditionelle), Charmat, Cuve Close etc.

They will be more technical though then producer recs and they taste like...
Seamus CampbellUser is Offline
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01/17/2008 5:19 PM  
Um... okay!
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