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Under vendors instructions, I put out a call on Twitter and facebook last week for help tasting through some wine they wished to have evaluated from the cellar for sale in the next auction.

A few people threw themselves into the fray and popped around to try out some wines and help me iron out bugs in my video making processes:

Cheers

-Mark Wickman

Wickmans Fine Wine Auctions

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Under vendors instructions, I put out a call on Twitter and facebook the other week for help tasting through some wine they wished to have evaluated from the cellar.

A few people threw themselves on some bottles and popped around to try out some wines and help me iron out bugs in my video making processes.

This one is the extremely edited version (1 minute) of the 2008 Rockford Basket Press Shiraz from the Barossa, South Australia.

Cheers

-Mark Wickman

Wickmans Fine Wine Auctions

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Under vendors instructions, I put out a call on Twitter and facebook the other week for help tasting through some wine they wished to have evaluated from the cellar.

A few people threw themselves on some bottles and popped around to try out some wines and help me iron out bugs in my video making processes.

This one is the edited version (under 1 minute) of the 2009 Glaetzer Amon-Ra Barossa Shiraz.

Cheers

-Mark Wickman

Wickmans Fine Wine Auctions

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Tasting panel video, April 2012.

Initial response from the tasting panel of this wine was that it is not a long term cellaring prospect and in fact it will reach its peak over the next 7 - 10 years.

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-Mark Wickman

Wickmans Fine Wine Auctions

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Went along to the early bird tasting at Magill estate this morning. Very pleasantly suprised at the quality of this Grange from such a difficult vintage.

Dark crimson. Nose tight and unyielding but eventually giving up some redcurrent and cherry. On the palate a lovely fruit sweetness, muscular and balanced with good acidity wound around a stiff backbone of gun barrel tannins.

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-Mark Wickman

Wickmans Fine Wine Auctions

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"...gun barrel tannins."

wtfits?

:rolleyes:

So we finish the eighteenth and he's gonna stiff me. And I say, "Hey, Lama, hey, how about a little something, you know, for the effort, you know." And he says, "Oh, uh, there won't be any money. But when you die, on your deathbed, you will receive total consciousness."

So I got that goin' for me, which is nice.

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Tasting panel video, April 2012.

Mixed response from the tasting panel but the majority opinion of this wine was that it is ageing nicely and a very pleasant drink.

Cheers

-Mark Wickman

Wickmans Fine Wine Auctions

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Tasting panel video, from reviews in April 2012.

Initial response from the tasting panel was that it is an excellent wine that is probably just past its peak but will drink wonderfully for quite a few more years.

Cheers

-Mark Wickman

Wickmans Fine Wine Auctions

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I wonder how well it goes with Cigars. Seems right for a braised beef dish if you ask me. I would definitely upload it to my "Keeper wine's" category on my Memorandom.. Great review guys!

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