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Meritage Properties Company (MTH) Q2 2025 Earnings Name Transcript
Meritage Properties Company (NYSE:MTH) Q2 2025 Earnings Convention Name July 24, 2025 11:00 AM ET Firm Individuals Emily Tadano – Vice President of Investor Relations & ESGHilla Sferruzza – CFO & Govt VPPhillippe Lord – CEO, Govt VP & DirectorSteven J. Hilton – Govt Chairman Convention Name Individuals Alan S. Ratner – Zelman & Associates LLCCharles Perron-Piché – Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.,…
Bring Back the Sawyer
Bottle number 11 of a case purchased at the Foley sale for basically 10% of retail. A sister-case of 2006 faded into oblivion several years ago, but these proved a bit stronger. First whiff on pour said, “Gone,” but quickly breathed off the bottle funk and actualy became charming. Oh it’s beyond peak–don’t get me wrong–but fading gently without the cooked nothingness the ’06 showed. Amber-brick…
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Adult Dessert
Black impenetrable staining… SO staining I’m sure these glasses will never be clear again. Big buttery heat off the nose, a fruit so ridiculously macerated beyond comprehension it goes pond-water in warmth and growth. Alcohol with a tinge of Ajax or Comet curls nostril-hairs. Tasting it improves things a bit, so just lie back and think of England on this one. Chewy green ire vie for dominance…
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Paso Speaks
I don’t buy a lot of over-ripe Paso wines, but occasionally one strikes me with potential, and this is firmly in that category. Tasted on release and somewhat blown away, and now almost a decade later, lets see where it went. Ridiculous amber brick headed easily into flat-out BROWN in a milky, sediment-ridden glass, a nose churning out decadent tertiary layers of leather and tobacco but laid on…
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Conn Job
Didn’t really see this one coming… Pulled a miserably corked Shiraz out and opened this as a back-up, not expecting much. Wow. What a surprise. I want to go down Villa Mt. Eden or even Bradford trails with this one, and old-school people will understand. But this is a proprietary red of relative low price and here at 14 it stuns. Heavy sediment in an opaque black glass with considerable brick.…
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Per Bordeaux
While the Zinfandel thing is over, and most are still staking claims on Rhone varieties ruling Paso, I often say I think Cab is going to be the ultimate legacy for the region. Basically the only thing I agree with Daniel Doau on–maybe for different reasons, maybe not. The west side is full of madrone and manzanita higher up and classical nut orchards below: everything the Napa Valley was and is.…
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The Last of the V8 Interceptors
A few years ago, this beloved label met its demise and huge amounts of them were dumped on the discount market. I tried basically all of them–the prices were unbelievable–and found most of them not aging gracefully. I recommended–to those of us who message each other about such findings–to purchase ONLY those with the highest amount of Cab you could find. This wine solidifies that advice, and at…
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