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You got the world on a string

You May Break Par. You May Break 80. But Here's What You Need To Celebrate.

A guest handed this over the bar at Eddie’s. We thought some good debate could spring forward from it. Unfortunately, we do not have the names of the judges but evidently, you can prevent a slice by growing a great grape.

  1. Greg Norman Estates Reserve Shiraz 2000; Padthaway, Australia
  2. Ernie Els Bourdeaux-style blend 2003; Stellenbosch, South Africa
  3. Mike Weir Estate Icewine Vidal 2005; Niagara Peninsula, Canada
  4. Nick Faldo Shiraz 2003; Coonawarra, Australia
  1. Commissioners Private Reserve* Cabernet Sauvignon 2003; Dry Creek Valley, California
  2. Champions Select* Zinfandel 2004; Dry Creek Valley, California
  3. Greg Norman Estates Sparkling Chardonnay/Pinot Noir (nonvintage); Australia
  4. Commissioners Private Reserve* Cabernet Sauvignon 2002; Napa Valley, California
  5. David Frost Wines Par Excellence Meritage 2002; Paarl, South Africa
  6. Commissioners Private Reserve* Chardonnay 2004; Sonoma County, California
  1. Mike Weir Estate Chardonnay 2005; Niagara Peninsula, Canada
  2. Greg Norman Chardonnay 2004; Victoria, Australia
  3. Champions Select* Cabernet Sauvignon 2004; Alexander Valley, California
  4. Greg Norman Pinot Noir 2004; Santa Barbara, California
  5. Arnold Palmer Chardonnay 2004; California
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