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Tag Archives: Cave Spring Chardonnay Musqué
American Oddities (June 2016)
Every so often we go for a themed version of Oddities. It keeps everyone on their toes. Although more and more of us are buying American wines, which are much better represented in the UK than they were even five … Continue reading →
Posted in Oddities lunches, Wine Tastings
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Tagged AA Badenhorst, Arvine, Brak-Kuil Barbarossa, Cave Spring Chardonnay Musqué, Ch St-Jean Johannisberg Riesling, Christian Brothers Zinfandel Port, De Martino, Johan Vineyards, Labet Chardonnay, Oddities, Pietradolce Barbagalli, Pleiades XXI, Rochelle Canteen, Scholium Project Steverjan, Sean Thackrey, Trousseau Gris, Two Vintners Grenache Blanc, Unofuera Cabernet 1994, Viña Raab Pistolero, Viejas Tinajas Cinsault, Vineland Pinot Meunier, White Heron Cellars, Wind Gap
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