Dr. Vino spit bucket: vent! Rant! Bring it on!

Had a bad wine experience lately? At a shop or a restaurant or at home? And you don’t have a blog of your own to bitch about it? Consider this your open mic thread and let us know your wine disappointments. Hopefully we can collectively offer some advice or suggestions–or just laugh with you to ease the pain.

Vent! Rant! Bring it on!

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5 Responses to “Dr. Vino spit bucket: vent! Rant! Bring it on!”


  1. Every time I have ever ordered a zinfandel in Massachusetts, they bring me a white zinfandel.

    My wife and I got married in the lovely Bay State, and even the catering manager at the inn where we held the reception had to be told that zinfandel was a red grape, and that, no, we didn’t want anything “blush” served at our wedding.


  2. I love that fountain!


  3. I love Pax wines in general, but I have to say I was highly disappointed in the ’05 Venus Rousanne. It was an over-oaked beast with petrol and perfume that overpowered the fruit to the point of annoyance. Also, way too much malo…there was no acid to speak of.


  4. I don’t wan’t the water game in image it’s made in italy design?


  5. I am a chef in a restaurant. Sometimes I just add a few bottles in the wine order for myself, you know no tax! However, the sale never get it right. Yesterday, I tried to get a bottle of Dopff&Irion Riesling. He gave me Leon-bayer riesling.


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