Sarah's Wine Cellar

Hello, and welcome to my wine cellar! Here, I occasionally post paragraphs pertaining to the wine I'm currently enjoying. My name is Sarah, she/her, and my favorite wine style is Valpolicella.

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The land of beautiful chianti and brunello uwu

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Now all that's missing is the right bottle 😂🍷😂🍷

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Finally, an appropriately sized corkscrew for a Melchizedek bottle!

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saw the sun today, may not recover

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i was today years old when i learned wine coolers are wine with fruit juice and not. the cold boxes you put the wine in.

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You can actually use the same word for both, with the right context! That said, "wine fridge" is good if you don't want the ambiguity.

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Enjoying a '24 Pinot Noir and listening to jazz. What better night is there?

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Music and wine are the cures to life's worries

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title = Wine O'clock, 2025

artist = Malik Alexander

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December 17, 2025 - Day 181

A glass of wine to go with our book club discussion.

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10 posts!

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Edouard DeLauney Septembre

Varietal: Pinot Noir Region: Burgundy, France, 2022 This is certainly a decent bottle of pinot noir; however, it is a reminder of why I enjoy New World pinots a bit more than their Old World counterparts. With a garnet appearance, and a bouquet reminiscent of red fruit, blackberry, plum and a touch of oak, it's certainly a complex wine. The taste also shows as much, featuring nice jammy red fruit notes, and a nice tartness to it. It gets darker on the finish, and has rather firm tannins. The finish isn't quite as long as I tend to prefer, however. All that said, it does have a beautiful cork. I could recommend to pair with red sauce pastas or soups.

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Cloud Break Merlot

Varietal: Merlot

Region, Vintage: California, 2022 I will admit, I don't normally drink much merlot. It hasn't been a style that I've gravitated to in the past. But, for being a very cheap wine (~$10.00), Cloud Break Merlot has very pleasantly surprised me. Boasting a dark garnet colour, it has a very nice cherry & raspberry nose, with other red and black fruit notes underneath. On the palate, it provides a very silky texture with a medium body and soft tannins, and the raspberry & red fruit getting heightened. On the long finish, it transforms into nice chocolatey notes. If you have a pizza or hotdog dinner you want to elevate, a nice one like this would do you very well.

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“Good wine is a good familiar creature if it be well used.”

— William Shakespeare

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Bluemont Vineyard, Loudoun County, Virginia

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