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- californiagirl - 12-02-2005
did you ever get your loring?? haven't heard, and i'm beginning to get concerned. it's not like them at all. great winery, and even better wine=)
- wondersofwine - 12-02-2005
Mine arrived at the local FedEx Wednesday. I haven't been home to take delivery so will have to go to their facility tomorrow and pick up my two bottles of Garys' Vineyard.
- Kcwhippet - 12-02-2005
Mine came in yesterday. Judy has to bring it home from her office.
- newsguy - 12-02-2005
hi caligirl. i got an e-mail from kimberly on sunday. said they would be shipping my wine the next day. as of today, nothing yet. fortunately, there's been that cold front keeping most of the country chilly this week (even down here highs only been in 60s). so i'm not worried yet. will let ya know when it arrives.
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- newsguy - 12-08-2005
caligirl: UPS delivered the wine on saturday, 12/3.
to all: not being familiar with loring's wines, what's the drinking window on the gary's and the rosella? remember, i only have 2 bottles of each.
- Kcwhippet - 12-08-2005
Generally speaking, you can do those from the minute they land at your door and for about another 3-4 years - err on the side of young. The Lorings haven't yet proved to be long agers. If you try one soon, they show best if splash decanted.