Subscribe to Blog Via RSSOur second stop on our Daytime tour through Dry Creek Valley brought us up the winding mountain road to the Montemagiore tasting room, and I’m excited to take you there on a virtual tour and tasting.
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Let’s talk about James David Cellars 2005 Central Coast Syrah. What will this $21 red wine bring us? Watch my video review to find out!Video Wine Review of James David Cellars 2005 Central Coast Syrah Wine from Chile gets better and better. Join me as I discuss the wonderful experience I had with the Wines of Chile PR team and the Los Vascos Reserve Chilean Red Wine blend. Since I wasn’t crazy about either of the Syrah wines I had for Wine Blogging Wednesday #55, I decided to open a third. I was hopeful to end the night on a positive note, so opened up a Dry Creek Valley wine, since I would soon be there. The Taft Street Syrah 2006, about $20 retail, got the call and I chose to save the Longboard for my return from California. The question is, did I pick the right wine to end the night? As I mentioned in the video part of the wine review, I had picked out three varietals, Syrah, Riesling, and Sauvignon Blanc. Ultimately, the wines I drank were the Syrah, though had I had more time, I likely would have done all three grapes and done a wine review of each. Other friends pooled together some Hahn wines they got from WineDiverGirl at Wine Bloggers Conference 08 and made a fun event out of it. Not wanting to be left out, I went to the store and acquired 5 of the 6 Hahn wines they were tasting. An inexpensive red wine that can be found most anywhere, CMS Red gets reviewed |
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