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Originally posted by Guest View PostUnless you have a 2007 you are forbidden from commenting on it. BC Mom has set the rules.
In general, 2007 was a good year for the wine world.
For France and much of Europe, conditions were mostly defined by a dull spring punctuated by an unseasonably sizzling April followed by a drab summer. For France, this topsy-turvy growing season made life difficult for Bordeaux, whose resulting wines were mostly average, brightened only by a few gems. Sauternes, on the other hand, was sublime with the damp conditions perfect for botrytis. Burgundy and Beaujolais had a cooler than average growing season, but some elegant, aromatic wines were made. It was a reasonably good vintage for Champagne and the Loire and an excellent one for both the Rhône Valley and Alsace.
Outside of France, Spain had a good year and Italy's was excellent. Both Germany and Austria enjoyed brilliant, at points, legendary vintages. Port had a spectacular vintage often considered legendary and for Tokaj, the quality was also considered exceptionally good.
In the New World, the year was mostly very good with California producing some excellent reds. Australia struggled a little more with extreme drought and dicey bouts of frost, whereas New Zealand enjoyed one of its best vintages in years, as did South Africa. Both Argentina and Chile also had brilliant vintages producing a range of lovely fresh wines.
Despite some odd weather, the 2007 vintage was largely a success throughout the wine world – with the exception of dry Bordeaux. There should be a wide range of wines, particularly reds, from various regions around the world still drinking well now with the best likely to cellar for some years more. The best examples of whites may also still be drinking well although most will, in all likelihood, be coming to the end of their life. However, there should be plenty of glorious examples of both fortified and stickies drinking marvellously now and for years to come.
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I have a nice 2007. In fact,
In general, 2007 was a good year for the wine world.
For France and much of Europe, conditions were mostly defined by a dull spring punctuated by an unseasonably sizzling April followed by a drab summer. For France, this topsy-turvy growing season made life difficult for Bordeaux, whose resulting wines were mostly average, brightened only by a few gems. Sauternes, on the other hand, was sublime with the damp conditions perfect for botrytis. Burgundy and Beaujolais had a cooler than average growing season, but some elegant, aromatic wines were made. It was a reasonably good vintage for Champagne and the Loire and an excellent one for both the Rhône Valley and Alsace.
Outside of France, Spain had a good year and Italy's was excellent. Both Germany and Austria enjoyed brilliant, at points, legendary vintages. Port had a spectacular vintage often considered legendary and for Tokaj, the quality was also considered exceptionally good.
In the New World, the year was mostly very good with California producing some excellent reds. Australia struggled a little more with extreme drought and dicey bouts of frost, whereas New Zealand enjoyed one of its best vintages in years, as did South Africa. Both Argentina and Chile also had brilliant vintages producing a range of lovely fresh wines.
Despite some odd weather, the 2007 vintage was largely a success throughout the wine world – with the exception of dry Bordeaux. There should be a wide range of wines, particularly reds, from various regions around the world still drinking well now with the best likely to cellar for some years more. The best examples of whites may also still be drinking well although most will, in all likelihood, be coming to the end of their life. However, there should be plenty of glorious examples of both fortified and stickies drinking marvellously now and for years to come.
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يُمكن تعريف الأسطوانة على أنّها جسم ثلاثي الأبعاد يتكون من دائرتين مُتّصلتين مع بعضهما البعض لتشكيل شكل شبيه بالعمود المستدير، وتتمثّل مساحة سطحها بمجموع مساحة الدائرتين أو القاعدتين العلويّة والسفليّة، ومساحة المستطيل الجانبيّ الملتف بين القاعدتين، والذي يمثل المساحة الجانبية لها، وصيغة قانون المساحة لكلّ منهما هو كالآتي
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Originally posted by Mike Lindell - Election Security Expert View Postيُمكن تعريف الأسطوانة على أنّها جسم ثلاثي الأبعاد يتكون من دائرتين مُتّصلتين مع بعضهما البعض لتشكيل شكل شبيه بالعمود المستدير، وتتمثّل مساحة سطحها بمجموع مساحة الدائرتين أو القاعدتين العلويّة والسفليّة، ومساحة المستطيل الجانبيّ الملتف بين القاعدتين، والذي يمثل المساحة الجانبية لها، وصيغة قانون المساحة لكلّ منهما هو كالآتي
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