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- winoweenie - 09-24-2003 1997 Clos Pegase. Same buddy just "dropped" by and said he and CB had a 99 of this sucker at the Phoenician and wondered iffin' I'd heard of it. Not wanting to pass up an opportunity to transgress on my sabbattical I gave him a 5-second overview of this neat lil property and said I was pinein' to try one of their 97. Glad I did az this booger is close to the top of its' game. Brite ruby and with nice aromatics of cassis, clove, vanilla and red fruits. Nice entry, fairly weighty center and a 3&1/2 lapper finish. A really enjoyable cab without faults. Should hold for another 5-8. 88/90.25 by the box. ww - Innkeeper - 09-24-2003 Do you have a couple to bring to Glenora with you? - winoweenie - 09-24-2003 'CORSE you dodo. Will send some stuff to Foodster iffin' he will brung it ups. Haven't talked to him yet cause rite now I'm focusing on Halloween. WW - winedope1 - 09-24-2003 WW- which aspect of that fine holiday would you be focused on ? WD - Kcwhippet - 09-24-2003 Are you sure you really want to know, WD? - winoweenie - 09-25-2003 Love to scare the costumes offn' them lil' buggers. Have automatic Jack-In-The-Box that works by a motion detector. Only one kid last year didn't think it was funny. Took his bag of candy and whacked the be-jesus outta' it. Gave him another shot at the candy bowl. ww - wondersofwine - 09-25-2003 LOL! - winedope1 - 09-25-2003 my Labrador, Daisy, dresses up for Halloween. She loves the attention and all of the kids look for her and ask me if she will be dressing up for them. They must hold out their bag for her to inspect before they get their candy. I don't let her steal any, but she and the kids all enjoy the process! [This message has been edited by winedope1 (edited 09-25-2003).] - Georgie - 09-25-2003 After spending 30 Halloweens with children 8 years old and under, if I could work my will, every idiot who goes about with "Happy Halloween" on his lips should be boiled with his own apple cider, and buried with a Snickers bar through his heart! Oh how I hate that day! - winoweenie - 09-25-2003 Curmudendress..ss...ssss!!ww - winedope1 - 09-25-2003 oh Georgieneezer Scrooge! [This message has been edited by winedope1 (edited 09-25-2003).] - hotwine - 09-26-2003 Halloween is our anniversary, so we go out to dinner. By the time we get home, most of the little buggers have gone home to bed, and we can enjoy a glass or three of Champagne in peace. - winoweenie - 09-26-2003 And I thot that large vapor cloud rising over central Texas each Halloween was from a gas well.ww [img]http://www.wines.com/ubb2/wink.gif[/img] - hotwine - 09-26-2003 That could be, too. Have seen 'em light up a whole county. - Thomas - 09-27-2003 Last Halloween I dressed up to look like ww and then went door-to-door; that night I collected twenty-four dictionaries and a strangely designed keyboard with quite fat keys... - winoweenie - 09-27-2003 Do It be Fer Sale? - Georgie - 09-27-2003 Hey! Check out this picture I found of foodie trick-or-treating as ww last year! http://www.winebirds.com/hallo.html - Thomas - 09-27-2003 Georgie, that was the other costume, the one I tried on in the shop, unaware there was a photographer with an ornithological fetish lurking nearby; he worked for chicken feed... - winoweenie - 02-06-2011 Found this hummer hiding in terror behind a 3 liter jug of Hearty Burgandy. After finding this post and coming off another sabbatical I almost dint open the sucker. Holy Patootie!, am sure glad I did. Lovely medium sparkling ruby, no bricking, and super aromatics. Only thing keeping this juice from outstanding status is the 3&1/2 lapper finish, but shore done' hurt the drinking none. Notice how accuratly I called the evolution? WW |