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peppertree

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2. Good points - and as far as Argentine malbecs, I prefer Norton (esp. the 'Reserve')

Reply to Bobstandard (Reply #1)

Fri Jul 14, 2023, 05:15 PM

Jul 2023

Still, it's nice publicity for Argentina's struggling wine industry in general - in what's turning out to be the most challenging year for the sector in three decades.

Not least because Argentines themselves have largely switched to beer since then (Quilmes, mainly).

Qué será.

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I've never heard of William Reed. Bobstandard Jul 2023 #1

Good points - and as far as Argentine malbecs, I prefer Norton (esp. the 'Reserve') peppertree Jul 2023 #2

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You're not trying to compare a, oh, never mind. Bobstandard Jul 2023 #4

Wait! Now I see what you did. OK, that's funny. Bobstandard Jul 2023 #5

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Have been watching accolades, tributes increase over the years regularly! So cool. Judi Lynn Jul 2023 #7

Glad you liked it, Judi. They've been trying - and it's not easy, as competitive a market as wine is peppertree Jul 2023 #8