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Question: Wine gift for thanksgiving !!?

(Posted by: punjboy on 2009-11-03 16:23:17)

Hi, My boss has invited me for thanksgiving dinner. I recently bought Pinot Noir - Madison Louis Latour (2007) red wine ( made in france) to gift her for thanksgiving. I am not a big wine fanatic, but i was wondering if this wine is good enough to gift ? and any ideas as to how i should pack it ? with a simple red bow on it work ? i don't know.. help me out ???

Posted by: BEER on 2009-11-07, 16:27:30

Yeah place a bow on it. Other nice selections Coteaux-De-Saumer a nice white wine producer Pontet-Canet 2008, Pauillac For Dessert Haut Charmes 2005, Sauternes

Posted by: soccermaster12 on 2009-11-03, 16:30:05

Bring in an apple pie and call it a day......its not a major religious holiday no offense

Posted by: Dan S on 2009-11-03, 16:31:27

Louis Latour is one of the most respected "Negotiant eleveurs " in Burgundy. just wrap the bottle in plain tissue paper, it needs no ostentation, the wine will say everything when it is opened.

Posted by: TorxBit on 2009-11-03, 16:36:53

It would be an excellent gift. Put a ribbon on it? But it in a basket and add some cheese? Put it in a box and wrap it? It is a good wine with a wine enthusiast review of 90. It by far is the not the top rated (do you really care about their ratings?). But basically all wines made today are good to excellent. It is an example of a fairly cheap (as in price) good wine.

Posted by: TE on 2009-11-03, 17:54:52

Bring a bottle of Louis Jadot Pouilly Fuisse, Under 25 dollars a bottle, Goes great with turkey, And if your boss has any clue about wine, This wine will definitely make an impression on him....