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Tag Archives: cabernet franc
Tasting Note: Paumanok Chenin Blanc 2009, Long Island
Paumanok Vineyards was one of the really great places that I had the chance of discovering in Long Island, last year, when I attended Tastecamp East, a gathering of bloggers organized by Lenn Thompson of the New York Cork Report. Not only were there excellent wines to be tasted, but the Massouds, the family who [...]
Posted in United States, chenin blanc, producers, white wine Also tagged 2009 chenin blanc, Kareem Massoud, Long Island, New York, Paumanok Vineyards, TasteCamp East 4 Comments
TasteCamp East: adventures in Long Island wines
Well, here I am at The Greenporter Hotel in Greenport, NY, on the Eastern end of Long Island, for a meeting of wine bloggers called TasteCamp East.
The event is organized by Lenn Thompson, one of the top wine bloggers and an expert on the wines of New York and, more specifically, Long Island, where he [...]
Posted in Quebec, United States, wine blog, wine trade Also tagged Bedell, Channing Daughters, Chardonnay-Seyval, Lenn Thompson, Lenz, Les Pervenches, Long Island, Paumanok, Raphael Vineyards, Roanoke, Shinn Estate, Wölffer, Wölffer Estate Vineyards 2 Comments
Wine Blogging Wednesday 55: North vs South, just across the Loire
The North vs South theme I proposed for Wine Blogging Wednesday provides bloggers with certain guidelines (use the same grapes, so you can compare), but also with a lot of leeway. Thousands of miles of leeway, really.
If you wanted, you could pick similar wines from the other side of the world. The antipodes, really. Spanish [...]
Posted in France, Loire, Wine Blogging Wednesday, alcohol level, red wine, wine, wine and food Also tagged 2005, Bourgueil, Charles Joguet, Chinon, Clos du Chêne Vert, Domaine de la Butte, limestone, Mi-Pente, North vs South, Touraine, WBW 55, Wine Blogging Wednesday 13 Comments
Vinho Verde by the Pool
Had a lovely pool party at one of my best friends’ house, last weekend. Lots of swimming, lots of sun, great barbecue (scrumptious filet mignon) and, of course, some wine. I’d brought a bottle of Hurluberlu, a nice, fresh cabernet franc made by natural wine producer Sébastien David in the Saint-Nicolas de Bourgueil appellation: it’s [...]
Posted in Loire, Portugal, red wine, white wine Also tagged Casa de Sezim, Gazela, Hurluberlu, Quinta de Aveleda, Saint-Nicolas de Bourgueil, Sébastien David, summer wines, vinho verde 1 Comment


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