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- robr - 01-14-2006 Has anyone tried this? I read somewhere that Rex Goliath is one of the best "bargain brands" out there, not only for Pinot Noir, but also their other varitals. The only one I seem to be ablr to find is the Chardonnay. - hotwine - 01-14-2006 It only gets a so-so from me, Bern. - Kcwhippet - 01-14-2006 Ho-hum here. - Drew - 01-15-2006 Yea, agree, it ain't all that. Drew - winoweenie - 01-15-2006 YAWN! WW - barnesy - 01-15-2006 If you're looking for a good bargain pinot noir, look up Camelot Pinot Noir. Should be around$6 and is pretty good stuff. Barnesy - robr - 01-15-2006 Had it. It was OK, worth the $6. I'm really looking for something a little better, but it's hard to find. - Glass_A_Day - 01-16-2006 I was not a fan of their pinot. The cab however, was one I bought by the case for a while. Decent for $6. - robr - 01-16-2006 I agree, their cab is better. i believe I heard that Camelot was a Kendell-Jackson property. - barnesy - 01-16-2006 Yep, its a KJ. Barnesy - pinot evil - 03-26-2006 'Twas ghastly! - Innkeeper - 03-27-2006 Which? The Rex Goliath or the Camelot or both? - wondersofwine - 03-27-2006 I thought both Echelon and Mark West were pretty decent Pinot Noirs for the price (about $9-$11 a bottle)> - Innkeeper - 12-10-2006 Used a bottle today to make Beef Burgundien. It came out very well, and I finished the bottle while it was cooking, and it was OK. - robr - 12-10-2006 Yes, it's not bad, but then it's chardonnay. I think you have to really make an effort to make a bad one. |