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Monthly Archives: November 2017
I Try
Thanksgiving morning and the house was already a hive of activity. My Bride was preparing for some thirty people to come over for the holiday and I try to keep a low profile, until I am called for. She was … Continue reading
Dinner at Rocky’s
They say that the busiest night of the year in the restaurant trade is the night before Thanksgiving. Most people that are traveling to a destination for the holiday have arrived and since the majority will be cooking that Thursday, … Continue reading
A Syrah and a Merlot
I always look forward to the last wines to be tasted, because by rights, and if the tasting proceeds as it should, the last two should really shine. This was the case the other night when I did a tasting … Continue reading
Two Crisp Whites
I found that I had a free Tuesday, so off I went to another wine tasting at D. Vine Fine Wines in Livonia, Michigan. This wine shop and wine bar tends to have a wine tasting class almost every Tuesday … Continue reading
Posted in Wine
Tagged California, Cardeto, Chardonnay, Ex Anima, Gracietto, Italy, Monterey, Orvieto Classico, San Saba Vineyard, Trebbiano, Wrath Estate Winery
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MWWC#36: Environment
“Wait Master, it might be dangerous… you go first.” Jeff at The Drunken Cyclist won the honor of winning the last Monthly Wine Writers Challenge and his reward was picking out the theme for the next challenge. He chose “environment.” … Continue reading
Posted in Monthly Wine Writing Challenge
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Two Enigmas
Leave it to Ms. Yoga to write to me about a couple of wines that she enjoyed, actually she bombarded me with six new wines. Some may not consider me a bona-fide wine blogger, because I tend to ramble on … Continue reading
Posted in Wine
Tagged Apothic Inferno, Apothic Wines, California, Charmat Method, Cooper's Hawk Winery, Sparkling Almond
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Jordan Painter
The guest speaker for Klinker Brick Winery at D. Vine Fine Wines in Livonia was Jordan Painter, who is the Regional Manager for the winery and he was a good soul, as his name was printed on the sheets as … Continue reading
Klinker Brick Winery
Here I was learning about Klinker Brick Winery from Lodi, California and I was all ears, though I was also ready to keep tasting some wines. There was a special wine tasting that evening focusing on this one winery at … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged California, Farrah, Klinker Brick Winery, Lodi, Lodi-Mokelumne River, Old Vine Zinfandel, Syrah
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