Archive for the ‘7 Blind Men Blind Wine Tasting’ Category
7 Blind Men Taste Bordeaux Rhone California Wine 1961-2001
When you want to have fun with your friends in a blind tasting, open one bottle or a magnum and serve the same wine in 3 or 4 glasses in the same flight. Not one person will get it. It’s a fun trick. Trust me, I know. It’s been played on me multiple times!
Blind Tasting Bordeaux Wine, Rhone Wine & More 7 Blind Men
Blind tasting humbles everyone, especially whenn it’s a night with 7 Blind Men featuring Bordeaux wine, Rhone Wine, old California Cabernet and more…
7 Blind Men taste California Cabernet Sauvignon Wine & more!
Like all the bottles from this evening, the Harlan Estate was served blind. I bring this up so that you know, out of a table with 8 people, not one taster mentioned finding VA in the this particular bottle.
Bordeaux wine, 1955, 59, 61, 82, 89 and 90 Haut Brion, Decadence!
We do not have many rules. However, all wines are always served double blind in peer groups. We do allow an exception when it comes to white wines. By tradition, (which was probably caused by a lack of white wines in our cellars,) whites do not need to be served in proper peer groups.
Bordeaux wine and more. 7 Blind men taste La Turque, Chateau Margaux, Lafleur, Pavie
Blind Tasting is always a fun and humbling experience, especially when it’s with 7 Blind Men! You never know what to expect, which always keeps it interesting. The group met at Campanile. Mark Peel put together more than enough food to keep us busy while Jay Perrin handled the wine service. 95 Taittinger Comtes [...]
Bordeaux wine from the 80′s-20′s blind tasted with 7 Blind Men
7 Blind Men is a group I founded several years ago. We remain devoted to tasting wines blind. The group meets 9 times a year, with each member taking turns hosting. If Dirty Harry was a member he would have said, “I know what you’re thinking. With all this excitement, how does a group with [...]
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