Old World Wines vs. New World Wines

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Old World Wines vs. New World Wines

03-29-2007, 06:47 PM,

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Good point IK about the youth of the Crozes. I find St. Joseph too tannic also when young but I wasn't getting either a lot of tannin or a lot of flavor in this particular Crozes. Maybe I would like it if tasted in a few more years but I'm not sure.

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