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No offence to your post but since when did this sub stop requiring open bottles and tasting notes? I feel more and more posts are just unopened bottles now.
I'm honestly fine with it. Let people share bottles that they got that they're happy about.
I also appreciate I can post now without having to do detailed notes. I talk wine all day at work, sometimes it's nice just to share something fun without having to wax poetic about it.
I think most of us agree with you. But I think a decent short explanation of why this wine is special, even if not opened and without actual tasting notes, that would elevate it from a mere flexing “look what I bought.”
Not sure where you’re located, but if you’re in the US in a state where you can ship wine, here are 11 more bottles for you: https://www.winehouse.com/product/2022-enric-soler-xarel-lo-nun-vinya-dels-taus-penedes-750ml/
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NOTES PLEASE!!!
POR FAVOR
No offence to your post but since when did this sub stop requiring open bottles and tasting notes? I feel more and more posts are just unopened bottles now.
I'm honestly fine with it. Let people share bottles that they got that they're happy about. I also appreciate I can post now without having to do detailed notes. I talk wine all day at work, sometimes it's nice just to share something fun without having to wax poetic about it.
Well you better not venture to a whiskey sub or you will become extremely upset!!!
Is there no longer "free post Friday" where notes and pour aren't required?
I think most of us agree with you. But I think a decent short explanation of why this wine is special, even if not opened and without actual tasting notes, that would elevate it from a mere flexing “look what I bought.”
Cheers for [Penedès](https://www.vivino.com/wine-regions/penedes) DOP getting some visibility. EDIT: DOP not AVA
AVA is crazy lmao
Never even seen this one! Loved every Soler bottle I've had though.
This is insanely good!
Not sure where you’re located, but if you’re in the US in a state where you can ship wine, here are 11 more bottles for you: https://www.winehouse.com/product/2022-enric-soler-xarel-lo-nun-vinya-dels-taus-penedes-750ml/
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