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Tag Archives: Heart and Soil
The ‘Grade-School Play’ Concept of Writing Wine Books
People in Traverse City don’t seem to understand the ‘grade-school play’ concept, at least when it comes to wine books. Take the main branch of the Traverse City Library on Woodmere. Please. On Wednesday, I made my dutiful, semi-annual trip … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Kassel, Heart and Soil, Traverse City, Traverse City wine, wine books
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Regina Gaines: Pure Vinspiration
If you are old enough to remember the sitcom ‘Cheers’, you’ll recall it as a neighborhood bar where everybody knew your name. Then as now, that seemed like a cool little destination joint to have in your hip pocket when … Continue reading
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Tagged Claudia Tyagi, Heart and Soil, House of Pure Vin, Regina Gaines
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Buy My Book Or God Will Destroy You
Let’s not equivocate here, kay kay? Even stone-cold atheists recognize that I am one of God’s favorites. My mother recognized it at birth when she noticed that my pupils were horizontal rather than round; my father recognized it during my … Continue reading