Vini Caldirola

Why don't you go check?

"Jay Hill" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I read that Vini Caldirola is a wine producer in Italy.
Do they have any cheap Merlots at my local grocery stores
in Texas?

Jay Hill said:

I read that Vini Caldirola is a wine producer in Italy.
Do they have any cheap Merlots at my local grocery stores
in Texas?

redneck-wine-culture: satisfied by just any wine, as long as
it's cheap ...

debe said:

Jay Hill said:

I read that Vini Caldirola is a wine producer in Italy.
Do they have any cheap Merlots at my local grocery stores
in Texas?

redneck-wine-culture: satisfied by just any wine, as long
as it's cheap ...

Not just any wine, he specifically requested a merlot. It
probably said that on the side of the last box he poured a
glass from.

Jay Hill said:

I read that Vini Caldirola is a wine producer in Italy.
Do they have any cheap Merlots at my local grocery stores
in Texas?

I don't think they produce any Merlot. They are based
on a zone that is different from the one where Merlot
is produced.

Davide Tosi said:

I don't think they produce any Merlot.

Don't know about produce, but they do include it in their
product range: caldirola.itdefault.cfmOpen ↗
dotto.cfm&id_prod=40&id_section=3

Kyle Legate said:

Quoted message said:

Jay Hill said:

I read that Vini Caldirola is a wine producer in Italy.
Do they have any cheap Merlots at my local grocery
stores in Texas?

You'll probably find some Merlot in almost any wine
shop in Texas.

The California vintners learned several years ago that it
mixed well with the Cabernet grapes and the Merlot Noir has
steadily gained popularity until it is sold now onder its
own nomenclature.

Grown extensively worldwide these days, its home was
originally on the outskirts of the Bordeaux region (Saint
Emilion) and I wouldn't think that it has much appeal for
the Italian vintners although the Merlot Noir is grown in
northeastern Italy where it sorta suffers from over growing.

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Kyle Legate said:

debe said:

Jay Hill said:

I read that Vini Caldirola is a wine producer in Italy.
Do they have any cheap Merlots at my local grocery stores
in Texas?

redneck-wine-culture: satisfied by just any wine, as long
as it's cheap ...

Nah, redneck wine culture is Strawberry Hill for the
girlfriend while the guy's drinking Miller Golden Draft.

Quoted message said:

Not just any wine, he specifically requested a merlot. It
probably said that on the side of the last box he poured a
glass from.

Wrong again. Box wine's too much of a commitment, while
Gallo Merlot is ~$3.79 a 750 ml bottle & gone in only two
days. I drink cheap Merlot instead of cheap Cabernet because
cheap Merlot is less acidic than cheap Cabernet. I will,
however, pay two or three times that for a six pack of good
India Pale Ale, which I love like a beautiful woman's
breast. But wine's less fattening.

Ewoud Dronkert said:

Davide Tosi said:

I don't think they produce any Merlot.

Don't know about produce, but they do include it in their
product range: caldirola.itdefault.cfmOpen ↗
rodotto.cfm&id_prod=40&id_section=3

Thanks, this is what I was after. I didn't know what their
actual label names were. I see the Bianchi labels are green,
but not quite celeste.

"Davey Crockett" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

You'll probably find some Merlot in almost any wine shop
in Texas.

The California vintners learned several years ago that it
mixed well with

the Cabernet grapes and the Merlot Noir has steadily gained
popularity until it is sold now onder its own nomenclature.

Quoted message said:

Grown extensively worldwide these days, its home was
originally on the

outskirts of the Bordeaux region (Saint Emilion) and I
wouldn't think that it has much appeal for the Italian
vintners although the Merlot Noir is grown in northeastern
Italy where it sorta suffers from over growing.

Davey - pearls before swine, you know?

Tom Kunich said:

Quoted message said:

Grown extensively worldwide these days, its home was
originally on the

outskirts of the Bordeaux region (Saint Emilion) and I
wouldn't think that it has much appeal for the Italian
vintners although the Merlot Noir is grown in northeastern
Italy where it sorta suffers from over growing.

Davey - pearls before swine, you know?

Whatever......

But interestingly, Davey, who hasn't been much of an imbiber
the last 2 - 3 decades started swigging 150ml (4.5 fluid
ounces Imperial) every night.

He got checked out exhaustively last month, more in
deference to his advancing years than to diagnose any
particular malady, and it seems that his HDL, which the
Canadians like their British Colonial mentors seem to
measure in the mystic ``millimole'' units, is a tad low.

His salt intake and other nutrients all being within
acceptable limits, his diet being decidedly Spartan and his
weight only 2 Kg more than it was 50 years ago, the Learned
Doctor Hummed and Hahed until she finally decided that a
small glass of red vino every night might do the trick and
boost the critical HDL measure.

So next time he replenishes his stock he'll investigate the
price of Merlot and report back on its therapeutic
qualities...

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Vinny Caldirola is a small-time crook in New Jersey.

Jiyang Chen said:

Why don't you go check?

"Jay Hill" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

I read that Vini Caldirola is a wine producer in Italy.
Do they have any cheap Merlots at my local grocery stores
in Texas?

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Quoted message said:

Jay Hill said:

I read that Vini Caldirola is a wine producer in Italy.
Do they have any cheap Merlots at my local grocery stores
in Texas?

I don't think they produce any Merlot. They are based on a
zone that is different from the one where Merlot is
produced.

Is Caldirola actually a producer or is this a regional
cooperative of wineries?

Richard Adams said:

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Quoted message said:

Jay Hill said:

I read that Vini Caldirola is a wine producer in Italy.
Do they have any cheap Merlots at my local grocery stores
in Texas?

I don't think they produce any Merlot. They are based on a
zone that is different from the one where Merlot is
produced.

Is Caldirola actually a producer or is this a regional
cooperative of wineries?

They're a "group": caldirola.itcaldirola.itOpen ↗ (note there's a
switch for English on the page).

Jay Hill said:

I read that Vini Caldirola is a wine producer in Italy.
Do they have any cheap Merlots at my local grocery stores
in Texas?

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reminds me of Bill and Ted's favorite number! Dude! chris

Ewoud Dronkert said:

Jay Hill said:

I read that Vini Caldirola is a wine producer in Italy.
Do they have any cheap Merlots at my local grocery stores
in Texas?

Here's a typical American Merlot: story.news.yahoo.-story.news.yahoo.-Open ↗
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From: Ewoud Dronkert

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Hey, no screw tops?