2007 Rolling Stones Forty Licks Merlot

Winemaker Mark Beaman has produced a Merlot “wine that rocks” to capture the essence of “Forty Licks” the 40 tracks that cover the Rolling Stones’ career. Beaman says that Merlot captures the comfort in turning into a classic that stands the test of time much like the band.

The 2007 Merlot is produced in Mendocino County’s style and exudes aromas of black cherry with a slight mint quality. These flavors are followed by rich plum flavors, black cherry, brown sugar (pun?), cinnamon and cedar. This is a red wine that is a bit on the dry side and would match up with herb-roasted chicken, grilled beef or smokey chili.

I wonder if Gary Vaynerchuk will get around to reviewing this on his Wine Library TV show? I would not mind drinking some of this and getting my ya-ya’s out!

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3 Responses to “2007 Rolling Stones Forty Licks Merlot”

  1. Robert in Santa Rosa says:

    See? Another great reason that living in Sonoma County is so awesome. Mendo county as well as Napa county are just a ‘Stones’ throw away!!!!

    Robert in Santa Rosa

  2. Robert in Santa Rosa says:

    BTW… your blog rocks ! Loved the Nick Cave post a while back! Check out his album “Murder Ballads”

  3. Billy Penn Billy Penn says:

    Hi Robert!! Thanks again for stopping by and the kind words. I love the “Stones” throw away….good one! Yeah, Nick cave. I will check that album. -Billy

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