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Category Archives: California
In the California Vineyards: A quick stop at Alpha Omega
I’m finally getting around to blogging about the wineries I visited in California, last fall, after the Wine Bloggers Conference. Maybe I needed to let all that wine tasting and winery visiting steep for a while. Or maybe I just got very busy when I returned from California and never got around to it. Or [...]
Also posted in red wine, tasting, white wine, winemaking Tagged 2005 chardonnay, Alpha Omega, Jean Hoefliger, Michel Rolland, Napa Valley, Newton Vineyard, Rutherford Leave a comment
California wines for Obama's inauguration – and thoughts about wine at the White House
I have to say that Americans sure know how to throw a big party. Case in point, Barack Obama’s inauguration, which is drawing an incredible line-up of artists over these few days, and millions of people in tow, to witness this historic occasion.
It may be presumed that, at some of these functions, wine will be [...]
Also posted in British Columbia, Bruno Giacosa, New Zealand, United States, White Bordeaux, Wine Spectator, tasting, wine, wine and food, wine trade Tagged California Champagne, Dave McIntyre, Drink Local Wine, Duckhorn, Inauguration, Korbel, Obama, organic wine, Presidential Pair, Slate, White House 4 Comments
Tasting Note: 1996 Carneros Pinot Noir, Saintsbury
The one advantage to having been held at home for the day by today’s snowstorm, instead of flying to join my family in Switzerland for the Christmas holidays, is that I got to eat dinner with my parents. A nice, quiet dinner, where we got to talk and talk, and catch up on a lot [...]
Also posted in pinot noir, red wine, tasting, wine and food Tagged braised veal, Carneros, Saintsbury 2 Comments
Twitter Taste Live: from sake to sherry, with Hahn in the middle
If you think that people who write about wine are all stuck up wine bores, you need to come on board and watch (or take part in) Twitter Taste Live, a live wine tasting event imagined by the folks at Massachussetts wine merchant Bin Ends Wine. A clever use of social media for marketing purposes, [...]
Also posted in United States, red wine, tasting, white wine, wine, wine trade Tagged #ttl, 1WineDude, Château des Charmes, Hahn Estates, Hugel et Fils, Marcel Lapierre, Monterey Pinot Noir, Oenophilus, sake, Santa Lucia Highlands, sherry, Twitter, twitter taste live, wine tasting 3 Comments


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WBW 55 Trial Run: North vs South in Radio-Coteau pinots