The Time and Date:
The Event: APVSA tasting (Association pour la promotion des vins et
spiritueux en Amerique du Nord).
The Venue:
The Target Audience: wine agents.
The Availability/Catalogue: no wines are currently available in
the principal. Some of the wines are available in
Most of the wines were French, and there are often sales staff
available to comment on the prices and production. This road show also
visits
The Wines: The problem I had with the wines, and one that must be
acknowledged, is that they were no better than the wines that we
already have here in
advantages, either. These 60 or so wines could be made available
through Vintages or Consignment. In the past, many have been picked up
for sale in
prices are ex-cellar Euros):
**** Four Stars (91+ in Quality/Price Rating terms):
-Chateau Magence Graves 2000, 7.5 E
-Chateau Barateau Haut-Medoc Cru Bourgeois 2006, 6 E
-Maison Humbrecht Gewurztraminer 2007, 8.80 E
***1/2 Three and a Half Stars (88 90 in Quality/Price Rating terms):
-Chateau Ferrand
-Chateau Cabredon Bordeaux 2008, 3.50 E
-SARL Danielle de l'Ansee Dom. Gibault Platine 2009
-SARL Danielle de l'Ansee Sauvignon Blanc 2009
*** Three Stars (85 87 in Quality/Price Rating terms):
-Maison Paul Reitz
-Chateau Brannens Graves 2005, 5.5 E
-Chateau Font-Vidal 2005
-Chateau Font-Vidal 2007
-Maison Humbrecht Riesling Prestige 2008, 7.30 E -- organic
-Chateau Cabredon Premieres Cotes de Bordeaux 2007, 3.90 E
-Chateau Cabredon Premieres Cotes de Bordeaux Tradition 2004, 6 E
-Chateau Cabredon Premieres Cotes de Bordeaux Tradition 2003, 6.30 E
The Food: none.
The Downside: selection is eclectic and bottles arrive haphazardly.
Some bottles never arrived at all, but we were not told this until we
got there.
The Upside: a chance to taste some engaging wines not available here.
There is a listing of wines with
The Contact Person: Pascal p.fernand@apvsa.ca
The Effectiveness (numerical grade): 85.
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