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1983 Dr. Fischer Reisling Auslese - Printable Version

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- winoweenie - 02-15-2010

Found this nestled in hiding in back of the cellar and remembered this was part of a muti-case purchase of 83 Eisweins I'd made before moving here permantly from Colorado. Not really expecting anything I wasn't dissapointed. Sadly, ALL that remained was a few faint citrus notes, acidity, and a complete void in the fruit area. The cork had to be taken out a crumble at a time and then I spent 10 minutes filtering it thru a coffee filter. Not a real bummer as I was with my lovely CB and some really great friends for a lovely Valentines lunch sitting on one of our favorite restaurants' patio and enjoying a gorgeous 78* day. The wine was probably 10+ years past its' peak but looked good in the glass. WW


- Kcwhippet - 02-15-2010

Well, it is a SW after all.


- Thomas - 02-15-2010

He must have bought it during his sissy time of life.


- winoweenie - 02-15-2010

How true! Amazing how fast ones tastes develop with time, and believe me, I've put in the time. WW [img]http://www.wines.com/ubb/wink.gif[/img]


- hotwine - 02-15-2010

Wow, the world has flipped upside-down! Saints won the Super Bowl, dems lost Mass., hell (D.C.) froze over and WW admits to have once liked SW's. Isn't anything dependable any more?


- Thomas - 02-16-2010

Yes, Hotwine, we can always depend on a health insurance increase near 30%--every year!

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- hotwine - 02-16-2010

Yeah, I get that too, Foodster.... so my retirement income has managed to stay flat, dollar-wise, while actually declining due to inflation. Bumsville.


- Thomas - 02-16-2010

Soon, retirement income will have to be referred to as retirement deficit.


- wondersofwine - 02-16-2010

My payroll deduction for longterm care insurance went up taking about half of my pay increase for 2010. I also received a performance bonus of over $700 but the need for a $1,000 dental crown more than absorbs the bonus.


- Innkeeper - 02-16-2010

Our 2010 paycheck actually went down. The retirement pay and social security were flat, but the witholding tax went up!