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OzOne wrote in message ... Hmmm, never had a great feel for the Bordeaux..too sweet for my taste. Really? I find them austere, dry, and not terribly robust. Some of the better first estates' products are fruity, but I doubt if I'd particularly like them if they were sweet. I like em big and balsy. Penfold's Grange, then. And many of the more massive Californian cabernets, such as Far Niente, Caymus, or Heitz Cellars. Max |
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