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STAN’S PICK FOR OCTOBER 2013…
2012 TILIA MALBEC (MENDOZA, ARGENTINA)… $10. Tila winery is part of a top quality producer out of Argentina, Bodega Catena Zapata. They are responsible for some seriously good juice that gets a lot of press. Catena Zapata and Catena Alta … Continue reading
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Tagged Argentina, boysenberries, Catena, farming, leather., Malbec, Mendoza, Nicolas Catena, Noble Wines, Stan The Wine Man, Tillia, tobacco, vanilla, wineries
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PUNCH DOWNS, PUMP OVERS AND WINE STAINS…FOUR DAYS AS A STEELE WINERY PEEP.
Jed Steele is a people person. That is something that hit home with me when I went down to Lake County to be a part of the Steele Winery “Crush Crew” the first week of October 2013. For the last … Continue reading
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Tagged 'Zinfandel, catfish vineyards, Clear Lake, Dorn Vineyards, grapes, Hydrometer, Jed Steele, kelseyville, punch-downs, Steele Winery, syrah, viognier
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WORD OF THE DAY… “FUN”.
Like “pretty”, fun is not in my winedom nomenclature. However, many in my circle of wine peeps like to use this word to describe a certain type of wine. The question is, what kind of wine are they talking about … Continue reading
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WEEK 2, DAY 5: WASHINGTON WINE REVIEWS.
I realize that rain is a good thing, but it is certainly something we don’t want to see a lot of in August. This has been a strange August so far and the last few days have been more like … Continue reading