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Category Archives: white wine
Tasting Note: 2009 Old Vines Chenin Blanc, Road 13 Vineyards, Okanagan Valley VQA
Road 13 Vineyards, at the southern end of the Okanagan Valley, has certainly won notice for the remarkable blends that Michael Bartier, the estate’s winemaker until last January, put together seamlessly from sometimes improbable combinations of varieties. Whether it’s the Stemwinder white (chardonnay, chardonnay musqué and sauvignon blanc) or the Rockpile red (60% syrah, 19% [...]
Also posted in British Columbia, Canada, chenin blanc, tasting Tagged Home Vineyard, Okanagan Valley, Old Vines Chenin Blanc, Oliver, Road 13 Vineyards 1 Comment
Forget March Madness, join Marc Madness
In some ways, it’s one of the silliest things I’ve seen in the world of wine writing, and at the same time (and largely for the same reason), it’s also one of the most brilliant and exciting things I’ve seen.
Vaguely inspired by the NCAA’s March Madness, two really cool Canadian wine guys, Jonathan Wilson and [...]
Also posted in Canada, red wine, wine Tagged #marcmad, competition, grape varieties, Joel Wilcox, Jonathan Wilson, Labeled.ca, Marc Madness, March Madness, NCAA, Twitter, Writersblanc.ca 5 Comments
Live white wine blogging from Walla Walla, Washington
The American Wine Bloggers Conference has just begun on a strong note: good tacos from the Walla Walla taco trucks, good tastings, meeting with fellow bloggers (many who I only knew online), an interesting keynote speech from Steve Heimoff, the Wine Blog Awards, and good breakout sessions on blogging, in various fashions. Twitter is on [...]
Also posted in tasting, wine Tagged 2008, àMaurice, Banfi, Centine, chardonnay, Charles Smith, Concannon, Cornerstone Cellars, Duck Pond, Jordan Vineyards & Winery, Kung Fu Girl, live wine blogging, Mollydooker, Neetlingshof, Oregon, Pinot Gris, Riesling, Russian River Valley, sauvignon blanc, Toscana, Walla Walla, WBC10, Willamette Valley, Wine Bloggers Conference Leave a comment


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