So Mclaren team didn't do well in the Melbourne try out today huh? tsk, tsk, tsk .. don't know whether I would feel surprised or not but then again this is still the ever adrenalin pounding F1 if you don't know what I was babbling about. ;-)
However it's the weekend. There is still time to celebrate but less for me as I would be a somewhere at work.. So what happened to my wine tasting career? It's getting there. At least this time I know which wine to choose for a certain meal and could possibly distinguish Shiraz, Sauvignons, Cabernet to St. Emillion. Not as extensive but certainly couldn't be fooled when someone say he/she's good with wine.
You know I have a tendency of collecting good wines, I would love to say fine but to me the finest wines are truly for the rich and famous.. and I'm not ;-)However it's the weekend. There is still time to celebrate but less for me as I would be a somewhere at work.. So what happened to my wine tasting career? It's getting there. At least this time I know which wine to choose for a certain meal and could possibly distinguish Shiraz, Sauvignons, Cabernet to St. Emillion. Not as extensive but certainly couldn't be fooled when someone say he/she's good with wine.

Because of the economic crisis many of these wines had to go on promotional deals in order to sell. For bargain hunters like me it's a great opportunity.
The second wine is like seeing an old acquaintance. It's Robert Mondavi's Heritage Zinfandel.. Personally I haven't tried Zinfandel only RM's Shiraz. This wine will probably make or break my Mondavi's epiphany. Since I don't want to open the bottle to try it for myself I looked for other wine taster's rating on it. On the average it should be a good wine. It bears spicy notes with a hint of tobacco . Now hang on. Did they mean oaky flavor which was noticeable in Mondavi's Shiraz??tsk, tsk. We shall soon find out. Overall, for what its worth, I really couldn't complain more. ;-)
And the last one you probably encountered too. It's the Mcguigan Shiraz. Alex find this wine interesting( spot the irony). I think any Shiraz is fine but has to be blended with Grenache to bring more flavour and make it a better wine.
So folks, hope your weekend goes well.. I am still thinking of a nice trip in one of the vineyards in France.. Italy would be fine. ;-) Take care.
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