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The ground sausage meat.....in this case, 'Melker' combo deer,elk,moose meats] and of course, the glass [or so] of wine!
Posing here in all its splendor (and incredible drinkability)—Strawberry White Merlot. This beauty is bright and refreshing and offers great strawberry notes, tangy acidity, and a crisp delicate finish (that's the Merlot talking). This Strawberry White Merlot pairs with pork, chicken, and veggie dishes. No need to wait for dinner to uncork a bottle though, this is a great wine to just kick back and relax with on the porch and works well as an alternative to a wine cooler (not that you'd even THINK of popping open one of those). A cool 9% alcohol hits the sweet spot. Any takers? www.mountainbaywinery.com
Fotos de nuestro botellero merlot instalado recientemente a uno de nuestros clientes en la provincia de guipuzcoa
Pleasant Merlot; a little lighter than most, but finishes nicely. Picked it up at Trader Joe's for $12.
* 1 oz. Chambord Raspberry Liqueur
* Red Wine.
Put 1oz Chambord in a tumbler add a few cubes of ice. Fill the glass with Dark Merlot Wine.
Ale - Parure con Hello Kitty Uva Merlot, tutto viola! la collana si può portare anche come braccialetto, facendo 3 giri!
I love the label on this wine but the merlot itself is only so-so. It's not BAD (I'm drinking a glass of it right now) but I wouldn't buy it again.
This Merlot blend is layered with flavors of dark berries, licorice and espresso alongside lots of richness, full-bodied structure, and desirable length.In addition to these flavors, hints of cigar paper, cocoa, caramel and nutmeg are wrapped around a remarkably smooth mid-palate full of velvety texture and depth.On the long finish, suggestions of toasty oak make it through the palate with mouth-filling black fruit aromas and hints of cola framed by plush tannins.
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Montagne Saint-Emilion.
La petite ville, dans une région pleine de charme, rythmée par des collines dominées par de prestigieuses demeures historiques et des églises romanes. Les sols sont très variés et l’encépagement est le même qu’à Saint-Emilion. Montagne dispose d’un riche patrimoine architectural qui constitue l’un des joyaux de la région.
La vigne est présente dans la région de Bordeaux depuis l’Antiquité. C’est au Moyen-Age que le vignoble s’étend jusqu’au libournais et il faut attendre le milieu du 19ème siècle pour que les grands vins de cette région s’installent au 1er rang de la production viticole bordelaise.