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Cool. I need to hit up Figgins.

Beyond that, as far as wineries, I'm open.
 
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It's pretty clear she's just interested in you because she wants an introduction to me.
Go up to her tomorrow and tell her "barfo's not interested in women as old as you".
Then you can hold her while she cries and maybe she'll settle for a nice guy like you.

barfo
 
BLAZINGGIANTS said:
That being said.... Hook up the connections when I go to Walla Walla in the spring.

When you swing this way (yeah, I meant it), holler and I'll hook it up.
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My wife and I had a blast in WW this past June. There is a thread here somewhere with different recommendations. My favorite wines were at Adamant and the Carmenere at Reninger. Also Saviah. For wineries Basel is awesome and so is Northstar.
 
I'm 39. I would not date a 25 year old. But that's just me though.
 
BLAZINGGIANTS said:
Cool. I need to hit up Figgins.

Beyond that, as far as wineries, I'm open.
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I need to also. I've had Leonetti wines, which I believe are also made by Figgins, but I haven't had Figgins yet. The Leonetti was spectacular but I don't know if it was really $170 spectacular. But they are open 1 day a year and have a five year wait list, so I guess they are doing something right.
 
Sedatedfork said:
My wife and I had a blast in WW this past June. There is a thread here somewhere with different recommendations. My favorite wines were at Adamant and the Carmenere at Reninger. Also Saviah. For wineries Basel is awesome and so is Northstar.
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Wow, a Carmenere fan, that's awesome. I love that wine too. There are a few odd varietals around that are always fun to try. Another great but rare wine you can try next time you are in WW is the Counoise at Tamarack. You need to ask for it, they have it but they will break it out for you if you ask. It's awesome, and there is only about 11 acres of it planted in America. It tastes kind of like a fruity pinot without the bitter notes. It is a tasty one. For fun white wines, I like the Albariño's around the valley, at Adamant (which I enjoy too), Palencia and Flying Trout. The Palencia winery has some very tasty wines for great value too. And lastly, your choice of Saviah is also one of my favorites. Knowing your tastes, I would also suggest Buty, Roté, Tamarack and Va Piano.

The wine I opened last night was drop dead gorgeous, it is a Cab Franc Merlot blend from Buty. About $50 it was easily one of the top 10 recent vintage wines I've had since moving to WW.
 
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Wow, a Carmenere fan, that's awesome. I love that wine too. There are a few odd varietals around that are always fun to try. Another great but rare wine you can try next time you are in WW is the Counoise at Tamarack. You need to ask for it, they have it but they will break it out for you if you ask. It's awesome, and there is only about 11 acres of it planted in America. It tastes kind of like a fruity pinot without the bitter notes. It is a tasty one. For fun white wines, I like the Albariño's around the valley, at Adamant (which I enjoy too), Palencia and Flying Trout. The Palencia winery has some very tasty wines for great value too. And lastly, your choice of Saviah is also one of my favorites. Knowing your tastes, I would also suggest Buty, Roté, Tamarack and Va Piano.

The wine I opened last night was drop dead gorgeous, it is a Cab Franc Merlot blend from Buty. About $50 it was easily one of the top 10 recent vintage wines I've had since moving to WW.
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We went to Tamarack and enjoyed that one. We joined their wine club so hopefully we will get a bottle of the Counoise in one of the quarterly shipments. I will keep an eye out for it. For someone that does not usually like Chard, I enjoyed theirs. I am sure we will be back sometime this summer and I will have to hit the tasting rooms you mention.

Edit: Also, if you ever get to the Seattle area, we really like this small production winery on Vashon Island called Palouse Winery. The winemaker is a pilot and they have a fun tasting room and good wines. So far, it's my favorite tasting experience near Seattle. I like their Cab Franc, their blend, and the Syrah in particular. http://www.palousewinery.com/
 
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I need to also. I've had Leonetti wines, which I believe are also made by Figgins, but I haven't had Figgins yet. The Leonetti was spectacular but I don't know if it was really $170 spectacular. But they are open 1 day a year and have a five year wait list, so I guess they are doing something right.
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Yes - Leonetti is also made by Figgins. I know Chris, who now runs the operation and oversees the winemaking. Maybe I can slide us in.

They make a lot of solid wines. Because they are so solid, and so limited, they do get a wee bit pricey. But as you say, they are doing something right (even if the wines are too rich for my blood).
 
Sedatedfork said:
My wife and I had a blast in WW this past June. There is a thread here somewhere with different recommendations. My favorite wines were at Adamant and the Carmenere at Reninger. Also Saviah. For wineries Basel is awesome and so is Northstar.
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Yeah, I remember the thread. I threw out a couple of restaurant recommendations. But I'm definitely going to have to re-visit the thread to jog my memory.
 
rasheedfan2005 said:
Im 29 and 25 year olds seem like immature dunce caps. But I've always been a milf chaser.
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I was like that but now that I'm older i go for younger girls. Trying more to settle down and mid 20s are more appealing. Its certainly not taboo in this day and age.

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Nowadays it's hard to tell how old a girl/woman is. You have 20 year olds looking 40 and 40 year olds looking mid 20s.

It's all the same shit.
 
Nah man, date a nice older woman who's got tons of baggage with boobs down to her knees.
 
And make sure you've got a good escape plan, in case the whole affair goes 'Sideways.' Ba dum dum.
 
here's a prime example of why you don't want to watch them grow olderold woman.jpg
 
When I met my husband, I was 19 and he was 40. Almost 22 years later and we are still together. The key is having a meeting of the minds: having similar tastes and a similar way of thinking. The only drawback is that I don't have many friends my own age (my fault, really) so I'm always hanging around Charles' 50-60+ year old friends and it's a little frustrating. I don't necessarily have the same meeting of the minds with them. Also, my husband walks slow, has health problems, and is less mobile than me. That can be frustrating and it's only going to get worse. All of that said, I love him, I love our little apartment, and I love our life.
 
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