For everything else..... try not to spill your drinks OK?
jaybee
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by jaybee Tue Apr 29, 2014 1:25 pm
Adrian wrote:
And whilst we are on a roll... this one was good too...
Castello Banfi Rosso di Montalcino, Tuscany, Italy..
Unfortunately I cannot remember the year... must have been a good night!!!
lovely..... if you can get your hands on a bottle this is spectacular
Brass Bands are all very well in their place -
Adrian
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by Adrian Wed Jun 11, 2014 8:18 pm
I know I have posted about Meerlust in the past, but not sure if I mentioned this Rubicon, ... however I finally managed to get my paws on this bottle having been advised by a good friend of mine.
I bought two bottles.... one for consumption, the second to put by....
The first bottle was a big disappointment... but that was a few months ago.... however... the second bottle is now open... and is going down very very well.
Strange that eh!!
Let the Good Times Roll...................
fergus
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by fergus Thu Jun 12, 2014 5:29 pm
Adrian wrote:
The first bottle was a big disappointment... but that was a few months ago.... however... the second bottle is now open... and is going down very very well.
Probably because you were sober when you drank the first one!
To be is to do: Socrates
Adrian
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by Adrian Sun Jun 15, 2014 8:52 pm
Thanks Jaybee.... must check that out Biondi Santi... one for the diary.
Currently getting my lips around... Tignanello 2010...started off good... then went a touch downhill.... however very smooth for a red...
A nice bottle... however not sure if it was really worth the money....I think there is better to be had at this range....
Let the Good Times Roll...................
jaybee
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by jaybee Sun Jun 15, 2014 9:35 pm
that's a shame.... I've had some great bottles of tignanello....
Brass Bands are all very well in their place -
jaybee
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by jaybee Tue Jun 17, 2014 5:51 pm
tasty!
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Ivor
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by Ivor Tue Jun 17, 2014 6:25 pm
Tonight's homework. 2009 vintage just arrived. Get me my comfy chair!
Vinyl -anything else is data storage. Thorens TD124 Mk1 + Kuzma Stogi 12"arm, HANA Red, Gold Note PH 10 + PSU. ADI-2 Dac, Lector CDP7, Wyred4Sound pre, Airtight ATM1s, Klipsch Heresy IV, Misc Mains, RCA + XLR ICs, Tellurium Q spkr cable
Adrian
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by Adrian Tue Jun 17, 2014 9:06 pm
And may you enjoy well Ivor... but what speakers are you now using... now that the 989 units have shifted??
Surely that bottle is not being accompanied to beautiful music?
Currently indulging in a tipple myself... a very nice wine from Israel at the moment.. Yarden, Syrah from Israel.
Let the Good Times Roll...................
Ivor
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by Ivor Tue Jun 17, 2014 9:36 pm
Adrian wrote: And may you enjoy well Ivor... but what speakers are you now using... now that the 989 units have shifted??
I have Fran's own Eist Dubhs and they're kind of amazing. I think my quest for replacements might have been a short one!
Vinyl -anything else is data storage. Thorens TD124 Mk1 + Kuzma Stogi 12"arm, HANA Red, Gold Note PH 10 + PSU. ADI-2 Dac, Lector CDP7, Wyred4Sound pre, Airtight ATM1s, Klipsch Heresy IV, Misc Mains, RCA + XLR ICs, Tellurium Q spkr cable
