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[Great Wines - Wine Supplies] Benziger 2004 Merlot - Red Wine: Blend: 85% Merlot, 9% Cabernet Sauvignon, 6% Petit Verdot Benziger Merlot is marked by aromas of bright cherry, red fruit and black plum with notes of vanillin spice which are confirmed on the palate with flavors of blackberry, chocolate and dried herb. Brimming with bright, well-developed fruit, the wine shows a rich, full-bodied middle mouthfeel, fine grained, well-integrated tannins and a long, spice and cream finish.

[The Tasting Circle] February 2009: Washington Reds « The Tasting Circle: Because of the huge local following that Washington wines enjoy here in Seattle, we thought it would be fun (and helpful) to blind taste a lineup of Washington reds.  As these wines often get lumped together as big, fruity, oaky wines, it is informative to see the different write ups below.  As well, Washington wines are generally pricy, so make sure you indulge with a wine that suits your palate:

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[Pearson's] INVENTORY REDUCTION UPDATE: 14 WINES ADDED TO 33-50% OFF SALE ...: You will love this bright and crisp Chardonnay that is perfect for summer afternoons spent with friends out on the patio. ...

[Wine Whines] Wine Whines: Where do all those nifty flavors come from in wine?: My advice is to enjoy the smells and tastes without worrying too much if you "get them right," at least until such time you decide you want to learn to "read" a wine. This skill encompasses not only knowing what subtle aromas to look for, but what clues color and aspects of the wine can tell you about how it is made and how it stacks up against other wines of similar provenance.

[Dallas Food] Dallas Food - What's Noka Worth? (Part 5): The ideal of purity is also at odds with the history of chocolate. In the interview with Jennifer Parigi referenced previously, the folks at Noka said, "Ever since the ancient Mayans discovered the exotic flavors of the cacao bean in 250 to .

[Ladous ki vyen] of wine and roses: These flavors can be partially from the grapes themselves and partially from the oak aging. Very common in Bordeaux wines, particularly those from the Right Bank with a significant proportion of Merlot.

[Wine Offer Blog] WYNDHAM ESTATE - Show Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot 2001 75cl ...: The full flavours of Cabernet marry with the softer currant characters of Merlot with hints of spice and chocolate brought together with fine oak tannins. The finish is soft and persistent.

[JJBuckley Fine Wines' Weblog] Vintage Bordeaux in Case Quantities « JJBuckley Fine Wines' Weblog: Wine Advocate, Jan 2007, 95 points: “A brilliant effort from proprietors Chantal and Gerard Perse, Pavie’s 2004 (7,050 cases) exhibits an inky/ruby/purple color, a surprisingly soft, forward style for this hallowed terroir, full-bodied, and concentrated creme de cassis flavors intermixed with cherries, truffles, and subtle smoky wood notes. Beautifully-textured as well as expansive, this may be the most developed and forward Pavie made by Perse since his acquisition of the property in 1998.

[Blog.NapaCabs.com] New Items Posted 9/10/2008: Tasting Notes - Monterey meets the Rhone: classic blackberry and cherry flavors married to spice and warm vanillin-oak. A wine to enjoy today but one that will reward patient cella...

[TheWineBlog.net (en)] TheWineBlog.net (en): Oz tasting notes: I can't comment on the shiraz specifically but the Yellow Tail wines are generally very approachable, likeable and excellent value for money. They are far from bone dry and therefore suit consumers who like just a tad of residual sweetness in their table wines.

[Keacher.com] Keacher.com » Blog Archive » Chocolate Zen: Its the same way with medicine.Our bodies and tastes are not the same.Thats why so many make mistakes and marry the wrong mate.Tastes change and so do we.Thank God we have choices,in some countries they know absolutely nothing about chocolate,or at the least,very litte.And unless a miracle were to happen,they’ll never in their lifetime be able to taste it,smell it,or enjoy its flavor.So be thankful for any type of chocolate you can find and learn to share it when possible.And while you are enjoying a product thats found in stores all over the nation be extremely grateful that you are allowed that luxury another day!

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