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Posted by Arnie on December 19, 2003 at 00:24:30:
....it only takes a couple of days for the worse sediment to settle. Plus a barrel sample is generally going to be less clean looking (sometimes it looks likes sewer water or burgundy. Oops, I may get into trouble for that) than a glass of a finished wine. At least we hope that's the case.
Love your speakers. Now make one with Lowthers.
Mark Palmer
Nevada City Winery
Nevada City, CA
www.ncwinery.com