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Toronto Vintners Club - 2003 Red Burgundy
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To register, click the button below:. ALL reservations/ticket sales are FINAL. Tuesday, January 20th. Faculty Club, Univ. of Toronto,. Tues Jan. 13th 2015. Tues Jan 20th, 2015. Adobe Reader required to view notice. Add event to your Outlook calendar. Tuesday, January 20th. Guest Speaker: Peter Wearing. Of the Small Winemakers Collection. Notes on the Wines. How the Wines Were Ranked. So please help us consume them! Red Burgundy has long been a TVC favourite. These are the last of the 2003s! We look forwa...
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Toronto Vintners Club - Frequently Asked Questions
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Wine tasting can be broken down into four basic aspects: colour, swirl, bouquet (or aroma), taste and aftertaste. At the Toronto Vintners Club, we usually taste eight wines, often from the same region, or of the same grape variety. It is much easier then to compare and contrast the wines according to the aforementioned four basic steps. Also, we have plenty of water and bread to cleanse your palate in between wines. There must be thousands of adjectives to describe the bouquet of a wine. Here are jus...
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Toronto Vintners Club - Chile Reinventing the Bordeaux Blend
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To register, click the button below:. ALL reservations/ticket sales are FINAL. Tuesday, March 17th, 2015. Faculty Club, Univ. of Toronto,. Tuesday, March 10, 2015. Tuesday, March 17, 2015. Adobe Reader required to view notice. Add event to your Outlook calendar. Chile Reinventing the Bordeaux Blend. Tuesday, March 17th, 2015. Notes on the Wines. How the Wines Were Ranked. Produced by Concha y Toro, has amassed the highest scores ever given a Chilean wine in the history of Wine Spectator (March 2014, Wine...
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Toronto Vintners Club - Frequently Asked Questions
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About Toronto Vintners Club. What types of events does Toronto Vintners offer? We usually hold sit-down, blind tastings of 8 or 9 wines from anywhere in the world. The wines may be of the same grape variety, e.g., all chardonnay, or they may be from a particular country or region, e.g., Canada or Burgundy, or we may feature a particular winery/chateau/ shipper. From time to time, we also organized food and wine-paired dinners at a local restaurant. How does Toronto Vintners differ from other wine clubs?
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Toronto Vintners Club - Join Toronto Vintners Club
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Join the Toronto Vintners Club! Single 35 yr and under - $35. Single (over 35 years of age) - $50. Additional members - $30 each. Up to 3 at the same address). JOIN THE TORONTO VINTNERS CLUB. Toronto Vintners is a wine tasting club. There are at least 7 great reasons to become a member:. 2 Sample wines that have been aged for numerous years. 3 Sometimes have an advance tasting and order a wine that hasn't been released to the general public yet. 7 Meet others who love wine. The public is welcome to atten...
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Toronto Vintners Club - Dry Rieslings - World Tour
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To register, click the button below:. ALL reservations/ticket sales are FINAL. Tuesday, June 16th 2015. Faculty Club, Univ. of Toronto,. Tuesday, June 10th, 2015. Tuesday, June 16th, 2015. Adobe Reader required to view notice. Add event to your Outlook calendar. Dry Rieslings - World Tour. Tuesday, June 16th, 2015. Guest Speaker: Alex Palmer from Vinexx. Notes on the Wines. How the Wines Were Ranked. Not Chardonnay, not Sauvignon Blanc, not Pinot Blanc, not Viognier but Riesling. 2010 Domaines Schlumberg...
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Toronto Vintners Club - About
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The club's philosophy and purpose are to educate people about the joys of drinking wine, to sample and evaluate wines from all over the world, and to do so in the friendly company of others. FORMAT OF OUR WINE TASTING EVENTS. BOARD OF DIRECTORS (EFFECTIVE JANUARY 2016). Here's the ranking order of the wines from that evening, with no. 1 being the favourite of the group:. 1966 Chateau Rausan Segla $17.70. 1970 La Cour Pavillon $4.55. Dumons Bordeaux Superieur $2.90. 1962 Chateau Montbrun $8.25.
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Toronto Vintners Club - 2007 Châteauneuf-du-Pape
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To register, click the button below:. ALL reservations/ticket sales are FINAL. Tuesday, Febuary 17th, 2015. Faculty Club, Univ. of Toronto,. Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2015. Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2015. Adobe Reader required to view notice. Add event to your Outlook calendar. 2007 ChÂteauneuf-du-Pape, "a Truly Historic Vintage". Tuesday, February 17th, 2015. Guest Speaker: Steven Elphick. Notes on the Wines. How the Wines Were Ranked. Robert Parker Jr., a Châteauneuf lover, has been quoted:. Châteauneuf-du-Pape ...
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Toronto Vintners Club - Barbaresco vs Barolo (2004 Vintage)
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To register, click the button below:. ALL reservations/ticket sales are FINAL. Tuesday, May 12, 2015. Faculty Club, Univ. of Toronto,. Tuesday, May. 5, 2015. Tuesday, May. 12, 2015. Adobe Reader required to view notice. Add event to your Outlook calendar. 2004 Barbaresco vs Barolo. Tuesday, Tuesday, May 12, 2015. Guest Speaker: Michael Matthews, TVC Wine Buyer. Notes on the Wines. How the Wines Were Ranked. 2004 Moccagatta Barbaresco Bric Balin (Barbaresco) $75. This exhibits fresh cherry and black curra...
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Toronto Vintners Club - Le Clos Jordanne - Pinot Noirs
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To register, click the button below:. ALL reservations/ticket sales are FINAL. Tuesday, April 21st. Faculty Club, Univ. of Toronto,. Friday, Apr. 17, 2015. Tuesday, Apr. 21, 2015. Adobe Reader required to view notice. Add event to your Outlook calendar. Le Clos Jordanne - Pinot Noirs. Tuesday, April 21st, 2015. Guest Speaker: Thomas Bachelder. Notes on the Wines. How the Wines Were Ranked. Well, it helps to have a lot of help and influence from Burgundy! 2005 La Petite Vineyard $35. 2006 Le Grand Clos $70.
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