Glen Fiona

[chittychattykathy]

Glen Fiona Walla Walla Syrah, in gen-X terms it's Billie Holiday, deep, dark, and sultry, a real smooth lady. Fragrant violets, blackberries and pipe tobacco linger on through a fantastic finish. This one saunters up to you and next thing you know, bamm you're smitten.

[mrdutton]

I sure hope it doesn't sing the blues...... [img]http://www.wines.com/ubb2/biggrin.gif[/img]

[Bucko]

You didn't mention the oak level......

Bucko

[chittychattykathy]

Oops, nor did I mention the year. A bit tired was I! Medium oak, it is more floral then oak. 1998 vintage
Thanks!

[winoweenie]

CCK, in case you didn`t know, Buckos` mom was bitten by a beetle when camping, there-for his disdain of Whar-ever. winoweenie Gen-X,Billie Holliday my sit-down. Billie was a product of MY generation that the X`ers discovered and thot was cool. And was she!

[This message has been edited by winoweenie (edited 10-04-2000).]

[Bucko]

WW, if I have told you once, I have told you a hundred times, WEAR YOUR HAT when you are out in the sun, son!!

Bucko

[winoweenie]

Buckman, Sun! What Sun! ~haint no sun in this here wine sellar. WW

[chittychattykathy]

Some of us Gen X'ers grew up with Miles, Coltrane, Shorter, & Vaughan, to name a few. And still like most of our modern tunes to boot! I still play some of the vinyl from my parents collection.

[winoweenie]

Knew there was something I liked about you besides your Palate. WW Think Hawkins, Bird, Oscar Brown I STILL listen to.

[hotwine]

Ye-ha! You folks have GOOOOOD taste in music!

[mrdutton]

Coltrane is one of my favorites. And Billy I can listen to her any day, any time. Bird ain't bad either!!!

Wow that sure is some good music. You could almost drink some wine without food with that music. The music and wine would be food enough!!