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What's Normal (for SB's)?
10-01-2003, 05:48 PM,
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And to make matters more confusing, Bordeaux SBs run the range of dry oaky to dry flinty, to dessert. In Bordeaux, SB seems best as a dessert wine.

I like the style Bucko and SW like. SW, just got a great New Zealand in the store from Fairchild Downs (sounds like a racetrack) Marlborough. T-riffick!
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