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Who are you going to trust, the random proles behind "internet websites," or Petrus, who has been literally bathing in first growths since the day he was born? I think we all know the answer here...Originally Posted by ama
I also like the thought that the varietal of the grape is not "important." I think this is the best lulz in his whole schtick, particularly since he dismissed wine made from Concord grapes (which is correct, but not in keeping with the concept).Originally Posted by Piobaire
They're really all just barrel selections and the names for the chateau's 2nd wine and in some cases 3rd wine sometimes change.Originally Posted by Petrus1
lol Petrus is hilarious and awesome. I read this thread 4x more since he started trolling.Originally Posted by holymadness
[\\Petrus1] Just let me quickly explain that icewine is actually made from grapes that are left on the vine after frost begins in the winter. The frost happens because the temperature drops. When the temperature drops below freezing, the grapes actually freeze. This is how icewine happens - in germany it is called eiswine, which is german for ice-wine. [\\Petrus1]Originally Posted by tattersall
Sorry, fail, this is too accurate to be by Petrus1Originally Posted by Manton
[\\Petrus1] Just let me quickly explain that icewine is actually made from grapes that are left on the vine after frost begins in the winter. The frost happens because the temperature drops. When the temperature drops below freezing, the grapes actually freeze. This is how icewine happens - in france it is called Sauternes. [\\Petrus1]Originally Posted by tattersall
Sorry, fail, this is too accurate to be by Petrus1Originally Posted by Manton
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