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Does merlot age well?
08-14-2002, 04:47 PM,
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Thanks! I had gone to the Stone Creek site, but missed the 'enjoy them now'. Probably due to my tunnel vision search looking for that particular vintage. I really appreciate the info!

It seems to be developing an interesting personality as it breathes. Smooth, berries, and a definite cola finish. Hmm. I would say it has held up fairly well. But then, I am not an experienced taster at all. My only real experience was as a waitress/bartender in a fine dining restaraunt. The manager had built up a fairly nice collection and trained us periodically so that we could effectively and knowledgeably sell. When I started working there, the only things I would touch were good beers and maybe a white zin. (I know, tacky, tacky! I learned to refer to it as 'ripple') After a year or so, he actually had me drinking an occassional glass of Opus, Far Niente, and Ridge Zin. Yummy! I have to admit though, I do still fancy the sweeter wines for sipping. Cambria Chardonnay Katherine's Vineyard and Chateau St. Michelle Reisling are probably still my preferred sippers. I am developing though...

I enjoyed reading many of the posts here last night and look forward to delving into this new hobby. Thanks again!!!
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