Hey what’s up bro!? So i noticed on your blog it says wine. Where’s all the wine post at? Lol so what’s your favorite kind of wine? And any particular bottles you’ve had recently that just blew your mind? I love wine almost as much as the herb!
I get the cheap wine from Trader Joe's so I can be a sophisticated wino. Lately I've been into the following grapes: nebbiolo, zinfandel/primitivo, aglianico, tempranillo, sangiovese, Cabernet franc, Pinot noir... And of course Bordeaux blends, Rhone GSM... Pretty much reds but I'll fuck w/some white wine or Rosé if someone busts it out. Where are your wine reviews?
Lol i cant really talk well about it so i stay away from posting those. I would just say it’s bomb! Lol. I like it all except the sweet stuff, guess Pinot noir from the area where i live which is the Monterey region are my favorites, but recently got turned on to burgundy and that stuff is pretty knarly! Oh yeah and santa Cruz mountains Pinot is some pretty spectacular stuff as well
Monterey County, huh? When it comes to American Pinot, I always go for Oregon, personally. Willamette Valley. Although Russian River Valley shits on basically everywhere else in the US... Wines from there aren't affordable. Check out Caduceus Cellars and Merkin Vineyards. The singer of Tool came to AZ to start growing wine and help make AZ a known wine region. His wine is pretty damn good, too.
I heard that he was! I need to check it out. I’ve had Oregon Pinot and it is good. I do like the big pinots coming outta SAnta Lucia highlands, here in Monterey. Honestly if its Monterey Pinot i think it’s all crap but SAnta Lucia sub appellation is where its at. Check out pisoni vineyard 👍
Santa Lucia? I'll have to peep that. Only Pinots I've had from Monterey were meh and expensive. Never heard of Kosta Brown. I'm a big fan of Zinfandel from Lodi and Paso, too. It's pretty much the only grape that American vintners think they have mastered more than the old world (even though in Puglia they low-key do it better).
Kosta Browne is a cult winery based outta Russian river and use grapes from only top Pinot regions, Sonoma coast, Russian river, and Santa Lucia highlands, it’s a 2 year waiting list just to buy from them, after market prices are ridiculous! Yeah the pinots labeled Monterey always smells like burnt rubber to me. Lodi has great wine and great value! I love petite sirah from there. Man i knew the lead singer of tool made wine but didn’t know it was Arizona grapes! I have his wine on my to get list, just need to make more steem! 😉
Hey what’s up bro!? So i noticed on your blog it says wine. Where’s all the wine post at? Lol so what’s your favorite kind of wine? And any particular bottles you’ve had recently that just blew your mind? I love wine almost as much as the herb!
I get the cheap wine from Trader Joe's so I can be a sophisticated wino. Lately I've been into the following grapes: nebbiolo, zinfandel/primitivo, aglianico, tempranillo, sangiovese, Cabernet franc, Pinot noir... And of course Bordeaux blends, Rhone GSM... Pretty much reds but I'll fuck w/some white wine or Rosé if someone busts it out. Where are your wine reviews?
Lol i cant really talk well about it so i stay away from posting those. I would just say it’s bomb! Lol. I like it all except the sweet stuff, guess Pinot noir from the area where i live which is the Monterey region are my favorites, but recently got turned on to burgundy and that stuff is pretty knarly! Oh yeah and santa Cruz mountains Pinot is some pretty spectacular stuff as well
Monterey County, huh? When it comes to American Pinot, I always go for Oregon, personally. Willamette Valley. Although Russian River Valley shits on basically everywhere else in the US... Wines from there aren't affordable. Check out Caduceus Cellars and Merkin Vineyards. The singer of Tool came to AZ to start growing wine and help make AZ a known wine region. His wine is pretty damn good, too.
I heard that he was! I need to check it out. I’ve had Oregon Pinot and it is good. I do like the big pinots coming outta SAnta Lucia highlands, here in Monterey. Honestly if its Monterey Pinot i think it’s all crap but SAnta Lucia sub appellation is where its at. Check out pisoni vineyard 👍
Santa Lucia? I'll have to peep that. Only Pinots I've had from Monterey were meh and expensive. Never heard of Kosta Brown. I'm a big fan of Zinfandel from Lodi and Paso, too. It's pretty much the only grape that American vintners think they have mastered more than the old world (even though in Puglia they low-key do it better).
Kosta Browne is a cult winery based outta Russian river and use grapes from only top Pinot regions, Sonoma coast, Russian river, and Santa Lucia highlands, it’s a 2 year waiting list just to buy from them, after market prices are ridiculous! Yeah the pinots labeled Monterey always smells like burnt rubber to me. Lodi has great wine and great value! I love petite sirah from there. Man i knew the lead singer of tool made wine but didn’t know it was Arizona grapes! I have his wine on my to get list, just need to make more steem! 😉
Ever hear of this producer?
And traders joes definitely has the best cheap wine on the market, can’t knock that stuff haha