Terra di Seta strikes again with another great QPR red wine and the return of Gilgal/Gamla’s QPR Sparkling Brut wine

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David Raccah

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  1. the #1 Itinerary Avatar
    the #1 Itinerary

    Great post 😁

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    1. winemusings Avatar
      winemusings

      Thanks for the kind words 😀

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  2. 3OH3! Avatar
    3OH3!

    The TDS’s Chianti Reserva you found for $30?(!) Where? (One of my local shops had it for $60 so I stuck to the Classic.)

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    1. winemusings Avatar
      winemusings

      Kosherwine.com had our at 32 dollars

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      1. 3OH!3 Avatar
        3OH!3

        Yep, checks out.
        What’d you think of their Assai (assuming you tried it) – worth the price?

      2. winemusings Avatar
        winemusings

        I posted the assai elsewhere on the blog, https://kosherwinemusings.com/2019/01/02/my-top-25-kosher-wines-of-2018-including-wine-of-the-year-and-best-wine-of-the-year-awards/

  3. The latest crop of Kosher QPR wines and some losers | Wine Musings Blog

    […] wine worthy of this bickering, but sadly, here we are. Now, back to the wine, I wrote about the new Gilgal Brut back in January, and the wine has moved beyond its insane acid lemon trip and it is now rounding out a bit, with […]

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