See below for thoughts on a very enjoyable, “old world” CNP and the latest from my search for a good value Bordeaux. Here are links for additional information:
Domaine La Roquete Chateauneuf du Pape 2007
Chateau Monestier La Tour Emily 2005
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Share on LinkedinShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Reddit This past Labor Day weekend Gabriele and I tried two French wines with really strong reviews. One was a Bordeaux, and the other was a Rhone. One delivered as advertised, and one did not. The Bordeaux was the 2009 Chateau Fort Lignac, from the Haut-Medoc region….
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