While we watched the Apprentice we sipped on a bottle of Goats do Roam in Villages 2003 Red. It’s a great name, and a passable wine. $14.95 at the LCBO.
The name is a pun on Cotes du Rhone. The wine is a blend of a number of grapes, including Pinotage. It’s dry, not super fruity, and a bit gamey. Forgettable nose, and a modest finish.
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