BlindWine – Wine Tasting Game for Wine Tasting Parties

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Last Friday I took a chance on a wine that is gaining popularity because of the fun label "Lucky Duck" and the $3.00 price tag. Obviously, to sustain the sales the wine has got to be one step above tolerable. I thought I would put the BlindWine scoring methods to the test. The following are the scores.

Clarity (0-5) - 3
The clarity is a very deep red with very little cloudiness. It is a full bodied cabernet. I gave it an average score of 3 points for clarity.
Aroma (0-10) - 6
The nose on this wine has a very rich, cherry aroma with hints of blackberries.
Taste (0-15) - 10

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Recently I was looking to buy about 10 cases of wine for a Halloween party. I knew that my guests would not drink all the wine at the party and I would be left with a few cases. This was a great opportunity to stock my wine cellar with leftovers. I looked at Costco and BevMo, but none of these stores had an expert that would work with me one on one to select the best wines. Also, they didn't offer delivery and I didn't want to haul 10 cases of wine up the stairs. So a friend of mine recommend a specialty grocery store called Draegers. They have locations throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.

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