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Monthly Archives: August 2016
Leaving Las Lodi: Final Chapter
I must say, last week in Lodi I finally discovered the secret of a successful, personally-gratifying book signing, where dozens of friendly faces were delighted to have me scrawl my illegible signature and indecipherable dedication in the frontspiece of ‘Starstruck … Continue reading
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Tagged Lodi, Lodi wine, Masthead wine, Scotto Cellars, Wine Bloggers Conference
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Red, Interrupted…
…Or, as my buddy Elie says, Tintus Interruptus, which may be a direct translation into one of the several languages he speaks, possibly Latin, but probably not. The term was coined as we tried to describe a wine at a … Continue reading
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Tagged Abruzzo wine, Cerasuolo d'Abruzzo, Cristiana Tiberio, Elie Boudt, rose wine
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Michigan by the Storefront: MBTB Does it Again
Two things I’ll say about Cortney Casey that will defy challenge by any rational mortal: First, she has a smile of such ebullient candor that it lights up an already well-lit tasting room, and second, she knows how to pour … Continue reading
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Tagged Cortney Casey, Michigan by the Bottle Auburn Hills, Shannon Casey
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How Fenn is My Valley?
To answer the titular question, pretty Fenn. I’m sitting inside Fenn Valley Winery in the city of Fennville, speaking to the most prolific winemaker in the Fenn Valley appellation. Not only that, but Brian Lesperance—said winemaker—is the grandson-in-law of the … Continue reading