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Wines at Le Central in Paris

corrina65
corrina65
Mar 28, 2013
5:42pm
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I visited Le Central in Paris hotel and had a glass of the most amazing Pinot Noir. I cannot remember what it was called but really want to know. They had two different Pinot Noirs and I believe the high end one was the one I liked. Can someone help please?
Roulette Man
Roulette Man
Mar 29, 2013
12:39am
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Originally posted by: corrina65
I visited Le Central in Paris hotel and had a glass of the most amazing Pinot Noir. I cannot remember what it was called but really want to know. They had two different Pinot Noirs and I believe the high end one was the one I liked. Can someone help please?


Why don't you call them and ask? Pinot Noir is my favorite red. While I still love Cabs, you almost feel like you had a meal after drinking one.
snidely333
snidely333
Mar 29, 2013
12:50am
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I've had that wine. It's not bad with hints of asparagus mixed with a feminine bouquet of elderberries that lingers to a long peaty climax.
motownbob
motownbob
Mar 29, 2013
3:22am
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"Climax" you say ???

Bob

Orderly
Orderly
Mar 29, 2013
7:41am
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Originally posted by: snidely333
I've had that wine. It's not bad with hints of asparagus mixed with a feminine bouquet of elderberries that lingers to a long peaty climax.


That sounds exactly like the Boones Farm I had last night.
snidely333
snidely333
Mar 29, 2013
8:22am
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Boones farm has no legs.
snidely333
snidely333
Mar 29, 2013
8:32am
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Boones farm has no legs.
clcjim
clcjim
Mar 29, 2013
8:36am
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. . . lingers to a long peaty climax.

Meaning it tastes like decaying vegetable matter?

snidely333
snidely333
Mar 29, 2013
10:53am
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Originally posted by: clcjim
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Originally posted by: snidely333
. . . lingers to a long peaty climax.

Meaning it tastes like decaying vegetable matter?


a refined nature palate appreciates properly decayed vegetable matter.
Terry Locke
Terry Locke
Mar 29, 2013
11:23am
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Originally posted by: snidely333
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Originally posted by: clcjim
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Originally posted by: snidely333
. . . lingers to a long peaty climax.

Meaning it tastes like decaying vegetable matter?


a refined nature palate appreciates properly decayed vegetable matter.


Cut up some stinky cheese to pair and you have hit a culinary lottery.

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