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    Fuente Elvira Vergejo last night - I was never a big Elvira fan (I grew up with Dr. Shock hosting the Saturday horror flicks), but with Halloween fast approaching I couldn't resist picking this one up a few weeks ago. Decent enough white wine; It wasn't over the top with the citrus and had some mineral quality that would probably go well with shellfish.
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    OK so I haven't really been able to find Halloween themed wines in my area. We only have 1 or 2 alcohol distributors in our state & they don't carry any of those brands. So I bought some Fish Eye & spray painted the caps & labels, then covered them with labels I bought.


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    the labels are probably the best way to go, especially for parties. the "true" Halloween wines such as Vampire are really bad, which is why I stretch to find any name that can be remotely construed as Halloween-ish. My wine tonight was supposed to be the best of the lot, and, while very tasty, was sadly disappointing. 2008 Ghost Block Cabernet for our neighbor's birthday dinner. I decanted it for 40 minutes prior to drinking and it took until the last 1/4 glass to start to open up. As I said, it was certainly a tasty wine anyway, but not worth $60. Should anyone have this wine, I strongly urge decanting for a full hour (something I never do).

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    Ghost Pines 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon
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    This was mentioned a couple of pages ago by Trinity1. A great name and label make it an excellent choice for Halloween, and i doubt anyone would be disappointed by the taste.
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    Tonight's wine, along with veal shanks (left over from our neighbor's birthday dinner when we found out last hour she refuses to eat veal). Like the prior Ghost Pines, it is a great name for Halloween and a very good cabernet. Happy Halloween everyone and see you all next year!
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    bought whatever wines I knew my guests liked and made my own labels:
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    I had Red Diamond Merlot "O Neg"
    Cupcake Sauvignon Blanc "Corpse Juice"
    Zorvino Vineyards (a local vineyard) Cabernet Sauvignon "Vampire Blood"
    Fetzer Guwertzraminer "Toad Saliva"
    Bogle Merlot "Arsenic" plus a couple others that I didn't have pics of.
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