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Tag Archives: WBW 55
Wine Blogging Wednesday 55: North vs South – a bipolar roundup
It’s always fascinating to see the many ways people can interpret a proposition. So what did the participants in the 55th Wine Blogging Wednesday make of this idea of confronting North vs South?
From Michigan Riesling to Tasmania Pinot Noir, from Spanish Garnacha to Tennessee Chambourcin, there sure were a lot of possible pairings (and threesomes, [...]
Posted in Wine Blogging Wednesday, dessert wines, red wine, tasting, white wine, wine blog Also tagged Cab Franco Files, cabernet sauvignon, chambourcin, chardonnay, chenin blanc, daiginjo sake, dessert wines, Finger Lakes, grenache, ice wine, Lenn Thompson, Long Island, Malbec, Michigan, Niagara, North vs South, Shiraz, Spain, syrah, Washington merlot, Wine Post 11 Comments
The sweeter side of things: check out The Tawny Times
While I’m waiting for the latecomers to Wine Blogging Wednesday 55 to send in their posts, so I can prepare my round-up, I rummaged through my tasting notes from the Salon des vins de Québec, and decided to put a bit of them online… on another blog.
But Rémy, you may ask, don’t you have enough [...]
Posted in Spain, dessert wines, tasting, wine blog Also tagged Michael Wangbickler, Pago del Vicario, Robbin Gheesling, Salon des vins de Québec, stickies, Tawny Times, Wine Blogging Wednesday Leave a comment
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, cabernet franc, Charles Joguet, Chinon, Clos du Chêne Vert, Domaine de la Butte, limestone, Mi-Pente, North vs South, Touraine, Wine Blogging Wednesday 13 Comments
WBW 55 Trial Run: North vs South in Radio-Coteau pinots
Periodically, I’m grabbed by the urge to pull a bottle out of the cellar, unplanned and by itself, not for a meal or special occasion. That’s how I wound up pulling out a 2005 Savoy pinot noir by Radio-Coteau, Eric Sussman’s winemaking operation in Forestville, California.
Sussman, who started Radio-Coteau in 2002, learned the trade in [...]
Posted in California, United States, pinot noir, producers, red wine, tasting Also tagged Anderson Valley, California pinot noir, Eric Sussman, La Neblina, Littorai, Radio-Coteau, Savoy, Sonoma Coast, Ted Lemon, Wine Blogging Wednesday 3 Comments


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