Very likely to beCould the 2007 be the reschke bos 2007?
Very likely to be
Anyone have an idea what these could be?
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FWIW, I bought 2006 Bos from VM and I thought it was drinking great, there are some TNs by other members earlier in the thread. From what I understand, Peter Douglas (Ex Wynns) builds them to last. I see 2007 Bos is still offered for sale on their website at a full freight, so I doubt they would tarnish their rep selling wine past its prime.If it is the drinking window on winefront is not promising...
Nonetheless, IIRC, 2007 is not regarded as a good vintage in the coonawarra.FWIW, I bought 2006 Bos from VM and I thought it was drinking great, there are some TNs by other members earlier in the thread. From what I understand, Peter Douglas (Ex Wynns) builds them to last. I see 2007 Bos is still offered for sale on their website at a full freight, so I doubt they would tarnish their rep selling wine past its prime.
The winery is going through a rough patch (google Reschke vs Reschke) - hence the ongoing sale of their labels.
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Could well be, Vintage Reports - Coonawarra Vignerons it seems 2006 was a better year (not that I would tell a difference if I was to try them side by side!)Nonetheless, IIRC, 2007 is not regarded as a good vintage in the coonawarra.
For those interested, scored 89 from HallidayCould well be, Vintage Reports - Coonawarra Vignerons it seems 2006 was a better year (not that I would tell a difference if I was to try them side by side!)
With a drink by window until 2018. Still interested in trying potentially though.For those interested, scored 89 from Halliday
TWC have also just landed the 2009 Reschke BosI enjoyed the 2006 Bos, if the 2007 is equally as good I'd boom a case too at that price. Would probably wait for a more recent TN before I pull the trigger : D
97 points - Halliday Wine Companion
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A quintessential representation of Hunter Shiraz. Expect an elegant, medium to full bodied shiraz with concentrated cherries and plums expressed alongside impressive tannin structure. fantastic length is highlighted by savoury spice, clove and vanilla oak complexity. A Shiraz built for age, this is just now coming into its ideal drinking window.95 points Halliday Wine Companion
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89 points is a shocker for the 2007 Bos. Halliday normally dishes out 95+ points like Santa. What did Santa Halliday say for the 89? I did like the 06 Bos so sitting on the fence.For those interested, scored 89 from Halliday
JH gave 2006 Bos 92 points. Not sure if these scores mean much. Would rather trust my own taste buds.89 points is a shocker for the 2007 Bos. Halliday normally dishes out 95+ points like Santa. What did Santa Halliday say for the 89? I did like the 06 Bos so sitting on the fence.
and he gave it a drinking window of "drink by 2018"89 points is a shocker for the 2007 Bos. Halliday normally dishes out 95+ points like Santa. What did Santa Halliday say for the 89? I did like the 06 Bos so sitting on the fence.
"eye catching bottles" - sounds like Tempus TwoTWC have also just landed the 2009 Reschke Bos
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I boomed, loved the 06. Runs on the board...JH gave 2006 Bos 92 points. Not sure if these scores mean much. Would rather trust my own taste buds.
yeah... came to the same conclusion. review matches from the 2018 wine companion"eye catching bottles" - sounds like Tempus Two
Price is back up to $30 nowTWC have also just landed the 2009 Reschke Bos