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Weekly Wine – March 28th 2014

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2012 90+ Cellars Malbec

90plusmalbec

Price: ~$10

From: Mendoza, Argentina

Score: C

Editor’s Note: We’ve previously had their Pinot (2011), Zin (2011), and Cab (2010) – go with the Cab.

 

2012 Root 1 Pinot Noir

root1pinot

Price: ~$12

From: Chile

Score: C-

 

2012 Root 1 Cabernet Sauvignon

Price: ~$12

From: Chile

Score: B-

 

2012 Root 1 Carmenere

Price: ~$12

From: Chile

Score: B+

 

2008 Pascual Toso Reserva Cabernet Sauvignon

pascual

Price: ~$20

From: Mendoza, Argentina

Score: B

 

2011 Concha y Toro Casa de Concha Cabernet Sauvignon

concha

Price: ~$20

From: Chile

Score: B+

 

This week’s special treat was from St George’s Spirits, we’ve included their info-sheets, and a quick tasting overall (no scores as we need some time with a spirit before we put it through our reviews, which a tasting can not provide.

First we have the gins, available were Botanivore, and Terroir – Botanivore was very flavorful, and reminiscent of the Rangpur (although the citrus is far more downplayed.) Terroir was like a tree grew out of your mouth – the juniper/pine taste wasn’t overwhelming, it just hits you in a very unique way.

stgeorgegin

Breaking and Entering Whiskey – is a blended American whiskey from all over Kentucky – (generally all bourbon of whiskey is blended, but in-house.) As far as it goes though, it’s middle of the road – which for a blend it makes sense that unless you do something high-end a blend will just be average.

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BuffaloJern

I am the Buffalo editor and curator of Honest Booze Reviews

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