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Tag Archives: Chardonnay
An Afternoon with Scott Young
Scott Young is the winegrower and the winemaker for Young Inglewood Wines in Saint Helena, Napa Valley, California. I had the good fortune to meet and taste his wines at Fine Wine Source in Livonia, Michigan. Fine Wine Source is … Continue reading
Posted in Wine
Tagged California, Chardonnay, Michael Mara Vineyard, Sonoma Coast, Young Inglewood
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March Birthdays 2018
I got home a couple days earlier than my Bride and I started getting back in to a routine. There was some writing to catch up on, my correspondence is still lagging, some domestic chores because we split up the … Continue reading
Posted in Dining, Wine
Tagged California, Chardonnay, Ferrari-Carano, Kirkland Signature, Sonoma County
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All Good Times End
Well, our trip to Las Vegas finally ended and it was a sad time to have to say “good bye” to our children and grandchildren. Such is life. We tried to spend as much time as possible with the children. … Continue reading
Posted in Wine
Tagged Bieler and Smith, Chardonnay, Charles & Charles, Columbia Valley, Washington
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Brunch at Echo & Rig
“A hot dog at the ballpark is better than steak at the Ritz.” – Humphrey Bogart Those are the words that greets you on the window as you approach Echo & Rig Butcher and Steakhouse at Tivoli Village, and from … Continue reading
Posted in Dining, Wine
Tagged Brut, California, California Champagne, Chardonnay, Charmat Method, Gallo Family Vineyards, Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir, William Wycliff Winery
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Marche Bacchus Survived
We were going to try to meet some other wine bloggers for an afternoon while we were in Las Vegas, but I guess our communications were misunderstood. I had suggested Marche Bacchus as a likely place to meet, as it … Continue reading
Posted in Dining, Wine
Tagged California, Chardonnay, Grenache Blanc, Mannequin, Marsanne, Muscat, Orin Swift Cellars, Roussanne, Viognier
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An Afternoon in Vegas
If one has never been to Las Vegas the bright lights are almost a Siren call for all of the glitter that is there. Alas, for me that Siren has long been silenced from all of the years of going … Continue reading
Posted in Dining, Wine
Tagged Anderson Valley, Beau Joie, Bertrand Senecourt, Brut, Brut Rose, California, Carneros, Chardonnay, Epernay, France, Marin County, Methode Champenoise, Mirabelle, North Coast, Pinot Noir, Schramsberg, Sonoma Coast
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Getting Situated in Vegas
The joys of modern travel. After scrambling off the plane with each of us carrying two bags, we made our way to the baggage area, to get our other luggage. I have no idea, how people can do a flight … Continue reading
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Tagged Chardonnay, Chateau de Nages, Costieres de Nimes, Costieres du Gard, Cuvee JT, Domaine Chatelain, France, Petit Chablis, Rhone
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Getting There…
Getting there is half the fun, as they say, unless you can remember back in the good old days of airline travel when it was glamorous and going to Las Vegas used to be fun. Nowadays airline travel is more … Continue reading
Posted in Dining, Wine
Tagged Albert Bichote, Chardonnay, Chenin Blanc, Cote de Beaune, France, South Africa, The Whistling Thorn
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A Quick Stop?
I had some errands to take care of, as it has been a hectic couple of weeks and I thought I would stop by The Fine Wine Source in Livonia to take a look around. I immediately greeted the owner … Continue reading
Posted in Wine
Tagged Brut, Champagne, Chardonnay, France, Les Heritiers du Comte Lafon, Macon-Milly-Lamartine, Maconnaise, Montaudon, Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir, Reims
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February Birthdays 2018
As is our usual thing we all get together one day in the month to celebrate all the birthdays of that month. This one was kind of touch and go, as it seems that Winter has lately been tormenting us … Continue reading