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Lisa wrote at 10:55am yesterday

Go have drinks at Murphy's Pub in Sonoma tonight and listen to Mike Lounibos!!!

Ronald wrote at 11:30am on May 7th, 2008

Linda,

DOC and DOCG are given to appellations in Italy and provide rules as to what is allowed in each appellation. DOCG status is granted to the best appellations, DOC status for lesser appellations.

Chianti Classico is a DOCG appellation. Try Fontodi, Felsina, and Fonterutoli, known as the 3 F's of Chianti Classico

Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, not to be confused with the lesser Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, is also made from Sangiovese (called Prugnolo in Montepulciano), I love Poliziano and Dei

Brunello is the clone of Sangiovese in Montalcino. Brunelli are some of Italy's finest reds and priced accordingly. For a good deal, drink a Rosso di Montalcino from a good producer in a great vintage. I love the wines of Ciacci Piccolomini, Casanova di Neri, and even the ubiquitous Castello Banfi can be good.

I hope this helps. Good Luck.

G. Allen wrote at 1:27pm on May 6th, 2008

Christopher,

I'm not a wine drinker. My vice of preference is coffee - black as hell, no sugar.

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Chris wrote at 8:39am on May 2nd, 2008

Good wine and art? 28 landscapes are on display now at St. Supery Winery in Rutherford, CA. http://www.stsupery.com/visit/gallery.html
I, Chris Purdy (http://purdypictures.com) am displaying the best of my Argentina work there. Come check it out!
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Linda wrote at 11:42am on May 1st, 2008

Chris: Silver Oak Cabernet, Seghesio Zinfandel, Grand Amis from Lodi (don't remember the winery) Seven Deadly Zins and Icognit0-- both from Phillips Winery.

I need recommendations for the following types of Italian (Tuscany) wines 1) good Chianti Classicos (the ones with the black rooster symbol- as opposed to just plain old Chianti wines 2) good vino Nobiles from Monetepuliciano-- either DOGC or DOC wines 3) good Brunellos from Montalcino-- again either DOGC or DOC designations will do.

As you can see I've read enough to know what to ask for, but I don't know which brands to try.

Thanks!

Suzanne wrote at 6:12pm on April 29th, 2008

pamela, that's chateauneuf du pape, translates to new house of the pope, but better to say it right! my fave is French too, Chateau d'Yquem, because there's nothing like it!