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Monthly Archives: July 2014
Turning On The Pigott Spigot In The ‘City Of Riesling’
For a place that bills itself as the City of Riesling, Traverse City spends a lot of time sleeping with the enemy. For example, browse the tree-lined heart of the shopping district and look for chocolate covered grapes at Riesling … Continue reading
Dandelion Wine Daughters Forever
When I was eleven, my father handed me a book by Ray Bradbury called Dandelion Wine and asked me to read it. These were the days when kids read books and didn’t consider it an affront on their texting time; … Continue reading
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The Wine Goddess: Seventh Heaven Or 7-11?
The other day, one of my West Coast wine buddies brought up The Wine Goddess; not in terms of her skill as a wine writer nor her eno-acumen, but regarding the size of her jahoobies—her neener nay-nays, her wopbopaloobops, or, … Continue reading
Elie Speaketh Truth
Call me a good-ol’-boy, a peckerwood throwback, a retro-Aryan Nation dingaling—but in Detroit, my favorite African American wine pro in is a white dude. Born into to a family of North African spice merchants, Elie Boudt cut his vending teeth … Continue reading
So You Wanna Be A Wine Hack…?
I’m worried about you, gentle reader. Yes, you; the happy-go-lucky, earnest, lapdog-like wine aficionado who stumbled across this web site looking for practical advice on ‘Top Syrahs Under $20’. Joke’s on you, by the way: I learned very early in … Continue reading
Strong Words
Rodney Strong keeps sending me wine and I keep drinking it and enjoying it. But I don’t keep writing about it, because in my inimitable sense of self-importance, I figure that there are only so many times a year that I … Continue reading
Posted in CALIFORNIA, Dry Creek
Tagged Rick Sayre wine, Rodney Strong Vineyards, Tom Klein
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