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I tried it for the 1st time I liked it but then I drank some again 2 weeks later the weird thing is I got a Charlie horse this morning and I got one two weeks ago and this is after drinking that which is strange. So I don’t think I will be drinking Stella Rosa again.
Just came across your rose la vielle a ferme- as i was drinking it. Was guessing along with you and guessed pineapple as the fruit which is hilarious because I was actually sniffing wondering if i had no sense of smell or not ! Great video! Subscribed.
Hah this stuff was on sale recently. Two bottles for $3. Quite a deal lol. Now I know why. All I gotta say is...I'd rather be sipping on gin and juice.
It is not from California. It is written "Washington (State) Grown" on it in all letters. Probably bottled in Château Ste Michelle, North East of Seattle, from grapes grown in the Yakima Valley area. The red blend (Cabernet and Merlot) is awesome.
Great video! Tried the McManis 2022 Voigniew (River Valley AVA) and it was clear, medium gold in appearance. The nose was clean, pronounced with primary and for sure some secondary, as for aromas - primary - pear, apricot, peach, mineral/wet stone - secondary - vanilla, there was a sense of cream which is weird becase it done in stanless (per spec sheet from McManis). Maybe its some blending from Chenic Blac? BLIC it - very good. For sure will get a few more of these for the price/value its a fun wine. See you have another Vionier review, will check that out! Thanks!!!!
Love seeing you do a Rexford review, and Santa Cruz Mountains AVA at that. I'm a Rexford member, have been for years. Joe (wine maker) and his son Sam are incredible at their craft. They source Pinot and other varietals from all over the region as they do not own any vineyards. They have had nice long relationships with the farmers and know how to get some of the best sourced fruit possible. I urge you to try some of their other Pinot's, Merlot's, Zin's, Cab's, and Chards. The Santa Cruz Mountain Pinot's are some of the best you can find in the US for sure. Thanks for the review of one of my favorite wineries.
You need to look on the bottom .... 30 is nice cognitive buzz..... Down to 0 is more a drunk feel. Depends on what you want. If you can find the appointed use the label to change how it feels. Lots of tech in this bottle actually. Industry 20.0 tech. Lots of
The stem kills this product for beach use. As far as a "classy barbeque wino" is concerned, the cup is very nerdy and puts on display that the drinker doesn't appreciate good wine and that the drinker probably has Barefoot or Cupcake wine inside. Just my opinion and you know how opinions are :) Kind of along the same lines, I just bought a Yeti 16oz Koozie ($30) for the beach and it works and looks amazing. It can be used at the beach without screaming alcohol which is great thing.
I've placed it inside of my "Winery Visit" bag. It's not uncommon to have temps go above 100 degrees F during the Summer where I live, so keeping wine at temp is a necessity.
What a farce. I have had that year and found it spectacular. Definitely deserving a 90 + rating. I was actually searching for a couple of cases when I came across a guy in a pooh hat ( this goof in the video) this is bound to become a Pontet Canet, Baron Pichot or Lynch Bages in years to follow. All of those I purchased at 10 dollar per bottle prices. Pontet Canet since 1980 and wish I had more.
This was a favorite from when I was a kid. I have a memory of my friends and I going to a drive in movie and we all had our own bottle. I don’t remember the movie but I fondly remember the Strawberry Hill and the experience.
The fact that you remember the strawberry hill is evidence of three things: 1) you were young, 2) you went to a really bad drive in movie, 3) you didn't get laid that night. (I'm open to being wrong about #3 but you can't deny the first two...)
Dude I'm sorry but I watched this and immediately don't like anything about this. You come across as super snobby. Just review the wine, you immediately start bashing it before even tasting it, this isn't a review, you did this video just to bash something that a lot of people like. I can't honestly give you any credit as a real reviewer and omg it was not that bad to smell that was such a fake gag - there isn't really any "medicine effect" I'm sorry but this is not a wine reviewer I will ever watch. Why not talk about what it would go with? What are alternatives for people who want a blackberry/dark fruit wine. I feel like your taste is way off, this isn't even the sweetest of red wines. Look I know you don't like negative comments and will probably ignore or rage at this but if you are going to be a reviewer, try to be less snobby and more unbiased maybe?
your the crap, he tries his best at finding good wines and saying as he has a little amount of views and you're the one commenting something like this, god some people.
I have bought some and want to test them but i don't need to use them gor a couple of months. Will the battery go flat if it is turned off. I have pulled the tag.
