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BITS & BOBS
Yes! I finally was able to finish my article on the demise of Merlot, I hope you had a chance to read it. I would also like to write an article on the struggles Syrah is experiencing in the sales … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashley Trout, Januik Winery, Merlot, Stan The Wine Man, syrah, Taste Of Washington, Washington Winem, wine, Woodinville Washington
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THE MUCH MALIGNED MERLOT
Many people, including myself, have blamed the movie Sideways for the demise of Merlot. In that movie, Miles Raymond, played by Paul Giamatti said outside a restaurant “No, if anyone orders Merlot, I’m leaving. I am not drinking any f’ing … Continue reading
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Tagged Bordeaux, Cheval Blanc, Chilean Merlot, Duckhorn, Gundlach Bundschu, Italian Merlot, L'Ecole, Masseto, Merlot, Miles Raymond, Peju, Petrus, Pomerol, Saint-Emilio, Sideways, Stan The Wine Man, Washington Wine, wine
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STAN’S PICK FOR FEBRUARY 2024
Once again, I fall to Spain for a great quality-to-price ratio wine. This month’s red wine is from Yecla, which is a region in the northernmost wine zone of Murcia in southeastern Spain. Yecla is a small DO, but is … Continue reading
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Tagged Castano, Hecula, Monastrell, Mourvedre, Murcia, pick of the month, Spanish wine, Stan The Wine Man, Value Wines, wine, Wine Reviews, Yecla
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STAN’S PICK FOR JANUARY 2024
I may be going a bit out on a limb with this one, but I feel this varietal gets ignored by a lot of consumers, and it needs some recognition. Petite Sirah or Durif, if you want to get a … Continue reading