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SLO food, SLO wine, SLO County - San Luis Obispo
SLO food, SLO wine, SLO County - San Luis Obispo - New Jersey Tourists Love Jada Vineyard PDF Print E-mail
Written by Tony Lima   
Friday, 26 June 2009 00:00
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SLO food, SLO wine, SLO County - San Luis Obispo
Rancher’s Classy Classic Varietals -- Jack Creek
Big Wine at Treanna
New Jersey Tourists Love Jada Vineyard
Reknown for their Rhone Blends and their French Connection – Tablas Creek
Fine Wine Tasting on a Limestone Crest overlooking the Sierras –Calcareous
Coonskins and Pommard – Celebrity Wine can be a Winner – Fess Parker
Wild Horse Winemaker Bolts - Establishes Own Vineyards - Kenneth Volk
Twofer - Industrial Winery & Small Lot Wine Boutique - Cambria
Cuvee, Cuvee, Cuvee…. and Pinot too - Laetitia
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After we left the Jack Creek event we went on to Jada Vineyard.  Seeing wines named “Hell’s Kitchen,” “Jersey Girl,” and “Passing By” we had a pretty good idea that we’d wandered into a touristy portal to the east coast. Lots of souvenirs for sale here.  But we persisted.  In general, we found their wines too acidic and tannic for our taste.  And with prices upwards of $30 per bottle, we weren’t quite ready to take a chance on most of them.  We did pick up a bottle of Passing By (2006, $38 per bottle), a cabernet sauvignon – merlot blend.  My tasting notes say plum and black cherry on the palate, slightly tannic, with a very slight herbal aroma.  We’re gonna age this one a year, too.

 



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