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Having a Quaint Wine Collection

Forget the Cosmos, Tequila Sunrises & Margaritas, I am abolutely a wine girl. Give me the jammiest Zinfandel you have and I am a happy girl. I have always wanted a wine collection and even though, at this point,

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Wine Bucket List Collection


I do not have any sort of cellar or cooler I have acquired quite a hodgepodge of vintages, my own little wine collection.

As I was going through the bottles that I have, I was amazed by the memories that some of them brought; the wineries that were visited, the sales reps that left samples and the friends that had brought gifts. Just like smells can bring back a familar flashback, the aquisition of these vinos did the same for me. I am sure that the drinking of them will create a whole new set of stories to be told.

I don’t know how many bottles actually make up a wine collection, after some research it appears between 50-100 is the average. The dictionary definition of a collection is: a group of objects or an amount of material accumulated in one location, esp. for some purpose or as a result of some process. I have definitely achieved that!

MY WINE COLLECTION:

  1. Sparkling Pinot Noir/Chardonnay, Greg Norman, Australia
  2. Prosecco, Caposaldo, Italy
  3. ‘07 Gewurztraminer, Pacific Rim, Washington
  4. ’06 Reisling, Pacific Rim, Santa Cruz
  5. ’06 Thousand Flowers, Hop Kiln, Russian River
  6. ‘08 Pinot Grigio, Montevina, Napa
  7. ’06 Pinot Grigio, Bolla, Italy
  8. ’07 Classico, Ruffino, Orvieto
  9. ‘08 Sauvignon Blanc, Murphy-Goode, Sonoma Co
  10. ’08 Sauvignon Blanc, Rochioli, Russian River Valley
  11. ’06 Sauvignon Blanc, Cedar Brook, California
  12. ’07 Sauvignon Blanc, Brancott, New Zealand
  13. ‘07 Chardonnay, La Crema, Sonoma Coast
  14. ’06 Chardonnay, Rosa D’oro, Lake County
  15. ’06 Chardonnay, Castle Rock, Central Coast
  16. ’07 Chardonnay, Clos Du Bois, North Coast
  17. ‘06 Chardonnay, Kenwood, Glen Ellen
  18. ’09 Chardonnay, Siete Fincas, Argentina
  19. ’06 Chardonnay, La Czar, Dry Creek Valley
  20. ‘07 Viognier, Bonterra, Mendocino
  21. ’07 Rose, Scary Dogs, Sonoma Coast
  22. ‘06 Big Red Blend, Hop Kiln, Healdsburg
  23. ‘05 Pound Hound Red, California
  24. ‘07 Chianti DOCG, Tiziano, Tuscany
  25. ’07 Chianti Classico, Renzo Marinai, Greve in Chianti
  26. ‘07 Montepulciano D’Abruzzo DOC, Zonin, Italy
  27. ‘07 Pinot Noir, Carmel Road, Monterey
  28. ’06 Pinot Noir, Chateau St Jean, Sonoma
  29. ’06 Pinot Noir, Rochioli, Russian River
  30. ‘07 Dolcetto, Rosa D’Oro, Kelseyville
  31. ‘07 Merlot, Robert Hall, Paso Robles
  32. ’05 Merlot, Dry Creek Vineyard, Dry Creek Valley
  33. ‘06 Cabernet, Lake Sonoma, Alexander Valley
  34. ’96 Cabernet Sauvignon, Freemark Abbey, Napa Valley
  35. ’03 Cabernet Sauvignon, Kenwood Artists Series, Sonoma County
  36. ‘07 Zinfandel, Dry Creek Vineyard, Dry Creek
  37. ’06 Zinfandel, Passalacqua, Dry Creek Valley
  38. ’06 Zinfandel, La Czar, Dry Creek Valley
  39. ’06 Zinfandel, B.R. Cohn, Sonoma Valley
  40. ’07 Zin-Giovese Rose, Ramazzotti, Dry Creek Valley
  41. ‘08 Sangiovese DOC, Bolla, Italy
  42. ‘05 Syrah, La Czar, Dry Creek Valley
  43. ’05 Syrah, Rancho Sisquoc, Santa Barbara County
  44. ‘08 Malbec, Septima, Argentina
  45. ’07 Rosso Abboccato, Caecius, Toscana
  46. Chocolate Port Deco, Sonoma
  47. Porto White, Ramos Pinto, Portugal
  48. Ruby Porto, Croft, Portugal
  49. 10 Year Old Tawny Porto, Warre’s Otima Ten, Portugal
  50. Moscato, Eos, Tears of Dew, Paso Robles
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4 thoughts on “Having a Quaint Wine Collection”

  1. I'm so super excited about your blog. I am so a Zin girl. I'm in love with the zins of Lodi. However, when I purchase bottles of wine they end up being emptied way too fast.

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    • Hello fellow Zin lover! I am so lucky that I own a restaurant and sales reps are always dropping off free bottles for me to try!

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  2. I don’t like red wine. I like sparkling best. I admit I know very little about wine, but my Oma used to try to tell me to “bite the wine”. I think she meant taste it, but with her translation into English it came out wrong. :-) My mom loves wine and always has some on hand, going to a wine maker/bottler in my town to replenish her stock when she runs low.

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    • Red wine is my favorite!! Luckily, my husband and I own a restaurant so wine purveyors are always dropping us off bottles to taste. They say that you should “chew” the wine when you are tasting, so it coats your mouth.

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