The wines are sold in different "series"; The Gold Series which is award winning small-production wines; The Platinum Series which is ultra-premium, rare, collectible wines; The Diamond Series which is luxury-premium, legendary wines; and The International Series which is hard-to-find imported wines of the world. The prices of the clubs vary depending on the series you select. The company also sends along a bunch of great literature which tells you about the wines and offers tons of information about wine in general. A great learning tool for those like me who know next to nothing about wine. :)
The wines we were given were a 2003 Cabernet Sauvignon and a 2004 Merlot. I'm not a Cabernet fan in general (ok - truth be told, I'm not a red wine fan in general) so after a sip or two, I left that one to Dakota. It's one of her favorite wines. We learned quickly that this particular wine really needed to "breathe" for a while but after a little bit, it was enjoyable. Dakota said that for the price, she has had others that she enjoyed more but if someone sent her a bottle, she sure wouldn't refuse it. The Merlot was more smooth and didn't require as much breathing time.
I would have loved to have received one of their white wines so that I could hog the entire bottle for myself but, but at least Dakota was happy to have most of the wine for herself. :) In fact, she is sitting next to me working on her laptop with a big glass of Merlot sitting next to her.
The next time you are wishing you could send a nice bottle of wine to someone, or find yourself wishing that you could have wine magically arrive at your doorstep each month, check out www.goldmedalwine.com
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You know just in the past year have I really began to enjoy wine. That sounds great!
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