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Category Archives: Wine
From Barrel to Bottle ~ 2008 Merlot from Pacific Coast Vineyards
Early this Spring I was invited to visit the barrel room of Pacific Coast Vineyards located in Paso Robles, California. Already widely known for their International Award wining 2007 Pinot Noir, Todd and Tammy Schaefer also produce a wide variety … Continue reading
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Tagged Award Winning Wine, Merlot, Pacific Coast Vineyards, Paso Robles, San Franscisco Chronicle Wine Competition, Tammy Schaefer, Todd Schaefer, wine
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12 Most Essential Elements in Organizing a Wine Tasting Club
A wine tasting club is a support system for many wine lovers. It’s a chance to come together not only to taste but to talk about wine with those that share your level of enthusiasm. If you think you can … Continue reading
2009 Smoking Loon ~ for the Bohemian in you
Don & Sons, from the famed Sebastiani Family, are négociants that source and blend wines from some of the best vineyards in California. With wine maker Greg Kitchens, their 2009 suite of Smoking Loon reds possess a self-proclaimed independent character … Continue reading
Posted in Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petite Sirah, Pinot Noir, Syrah, Wine, Zinfandel
Tagged Cabernet Sauvignon, Don & Son's, Greg Kitchens, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Sebastiani, Smoking Loon, wine, Zinfandel
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Quick Sips ~ Santa Julia Viognier
I’ve had the pleasure of meeting Julia Zuccardi earlier this year while debuting her line of [+] wines. One wine we did not have the opportunity to explore at that time was her Viognier. Typically grown in the Rhone River … Continue reading
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Tagged Everyday wine, Familia Zuccardi, Julia Zuccardi, Santa Julia, Viognier, white wine, wine
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Celebrate Regional Wine week with the wines of New York State ~ my 47 words on the other 47
Regional Wine Week runs thru Saturday, October 15th. To celebrate, the group “Drink Local” has invited everyone to submit essays on wine regions other than California, Oregon or Washington. Essay requirements are 47 words on the other 47 states. I … Continue reading
Posted in Finger Lakes Region, Uncategorized, Wine
Tagged Drink Local, Long Island Wine, New York, New York Wine
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Rieslings from New York’s Finger Lakes Region ~ Welcome to the Dry side
…And, no, I don’t mean dry as in non-alcoholic. Question: What makes a Riesling Dry? Answer: Knowing when to harvest the grapes. Harvesting later than normal will result in the grapes having higher sugar levels. Higher sugar level produces sweeter … Continue reading
Posted in Finger Lakes Region, Hosmer Winery, Riesling, Wine
Tagged Dry Riesling, Hosmer Winery, Riesling
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Prohibition; was it thoroughly repealed in 1933?
When we hear the word “Prohibition” we immediately think of the time in our nation’s history when the manufacture, sale or transportation of alcohol was illegal. The forces behind the Temperance Movement were to protect us from the political corruption … Continue reading
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Vine Talk on PBS. Public Service or Self-Serving?
I don’t need to remind you how much I love all things wine. I drink it, I think it, and I talk about it to anyone who will listen. Wine shows and videos have been around for a while now, … Continue reading
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’08 Pacific Coast Vineyards Pinot Noir – worth seeking out!
This California Pinot Noir exudes lovely essence of vanilla and eucalyptus with soft tannins. Paired lovely with specialty dessert chocolates. Pacific Coast Vineyards is a boutique vineyard in Paso Robles, California. Do yourself a favor and get your hands on some of this wine. Post … Continue reading
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Tagged Award Winning Wine, California wine, Pacific Coast Vineyards, Paso Robles, Pinot Noir, San Franscisco Chronicle Wine Competition, Tammy Schaefer, Todd Schaefer, wine
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