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Happy St. Patrick’s Day
May your sails always be full with a following fair wind. Chardonnay with my own special additions May your path be true and clear and may the ground always rise up to meet you as you find your way on … Continue reading
Posted in Chardonnay, St. Patrick's Day, Wine Making, Wine Photos
Tagged Chardonnay, St. Patrick's Day, Wine, Wine Varieties
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Tribute to Pat Conroy an Author and Wine Drinker
The Author of the Great Santini Pat Conroy passed away this past weekend and with him some of the greatest protaganist and antagonists of all time. This quote by Col. Bull Meechum stand as one of the great mischaracterization of … Continue reading
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Orange Wines: Sometimes, the Best New Things are Old*
Originally posted on The Armchair Sommelier:
Last Friday night I attended a seminar on Orange Wines (no relation to actual oranges) with enologist, Charles Gendrot. It was held at one of my local wine shops, Cork & Fork. I normally shun…
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My World Through Wine Glasses
I’ve always been a fan of Alice In Wonderland and I find a bit of whimsy in looking at things through the distortion of the bottom’s of bottles of all sorts, especially wine bottles with their really curvy bottoms. Today … Continue reading
Posted in Hodgpodge, Life Balance, Port, Whimsy, Wine Glasses, Wine Photos
Tagged Distortion, Hodgepodge, Life Balance, Modern World, Port, Whimsy, Wine Glasses
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The Weekly Wine for March 6, 2016
LABRIE Bordeaux Blanc Sec 2014: I loved this wine, partly because I really like Jonathan Maltus and his wonderful sense of what works with each batch he creates (or at least releases), and also because I really like dry white … Continue reading
Posted in Craft Wines, France, Jonathan Maltus, Naked Wines, Sauvignon Blanc, Varietals, Wine, Wine Photos, Winemakers, Winemaking, Wines
Tagged France, Jonathan Maltus, Naked Wines, Sauvignon Blanc, White Bordeaux, white wine, Wine, Wine Varieties, Wines
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A Real Corker
What to do with all the corks and caps, well until you decide, fill a basket. It still won’t answer the age old question, “corks or screw caps” but it’s pretty to look at and environmentally responsible.
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Tagged Art, Corks, experience, Life Balance, the modern world, Wine, wine industry
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Five Things I Think I Learned at the Napa Valley Wine Writers’ Symposium
I’ve followed The Wine Economist (Mike Veseth) for years and have a lot of faith in his judgement, both about wine and writing. This piece was exceptional and I really believe applicable to bloggers of all stripes in this internet … Continue reading
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Wine Fun: Pilates for Wine Lovers
I recently discovered a wine blog called “The Wine Culturist” which I am really enjoying as it provides a witty, world perspective of things about wine outside the usual reviews and technical stuff. I am reblogging one of her posts: … Continue reading
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