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Saturday, April 30, 2011
Resolved Question: Do you like any of these bands/songs?
... & Airwaves (The Gift) - Arcade Fire (Keep The Car Running..., The Way I Am, Breakable) - Iron & Wine (Boy With A Coin) - Jack Pe�ate...Voxtrot (Kid Gloves) - Washington Social Club (Diamond Hipster Boy) - We Are ...
Resolved Question: Wine of the month club?
... at buying someone a wine of the month kind of thing for a gift, can anyone suggest some good ones...
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Memorial Day Weekend
It’s Saturday about noon,� I just got home from picking up some South African Sauvignon Blanc from an importer here in the bay area.� Took the family with me on this errand and added a stop at a park in a community a little south of where we live.� The park was relaxing as the [...]
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What?s your ?electric chair? food and wine pairing?
When hanging out with fellow food obsessed friends and wine nerds, I often throw the following question out to the crowd to see the responses it will elicit:
If forced to choose, what would be your "electric chair" food and wine pairing?
In other words, what would you eat and drink for your very last meal on God's little green earth. Inevitably, names like DRC, Lafite, d'Yquem and Krug weave their way into the conversation, matched with foods like duck breast, Wagyu, Foie Gras, and Sturgeon Caviar...
If forced to choose, what would be your "electric chair" food and wine pairing?
In other words, what would you eat and drink for your very last meal on God's little green earth. Inevitably, names like DRC, Lafite, d'Yquem and Krug weave their way into the conversation, matched with foods like duck breast, Wagyu, Foie Gras, and Sturgeon Caviar...
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TGIF
Running your own business has many benefits including a lot more flexibility in your daily schedule.� While I log a considerable amount of hours during the week, they don’t have to fit into the standard corporate hours of 8am – 6 pm or whatever the norm is.� Even with a more flexible schedule, there is [...]
Looking forward, looking past
Hard to believe we are already in early August.� Where did June and July go? It has been a busy summer for me.� My family and I went on two separate family vacations lasting about a week each.� Each trip was special as we got to hang out with our respective families and enjoy being [...]
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A lot to be Thankful for
It is a cold rainy day here in the San Francisco Bay Area.� Snow is falling in the Sierras, puddles are forming in my backyard, and leaves cover my front yard.� If I was wondering, yes, Fall has arrived and Thanksgiving is knocking on our door. Like most people, the Thanksgiving holiday helps me to [...]
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As Shopping Winds Down
We can still get a shipment out to you if you live relatively closeby to our warehouse in rainy California. Have a look at our wine gifts!
The Promiscuous Pinot Noir: the family tree of Austria?s red grapes
Rumor has is that one day, a long, long time ago, the ancient grapes Traminer and Pinot Meunier got together for some fun. Well, one thing led to another and they ended up crossing. Not long after, Pinot Noir showed up.
Pinot Noir had a good enough relationship with one of its parents, Pinot Meunier, spending a great deal in Champagne together, but something was missing. Pinot Noir feeling rejected and ignored by Traminer, the parent it rarely, if ever, saw, the spicy Pinot Noir took off in its see-through red dress to ensure its own lineage.
Well, Pinot Noir traveled far and wide, finding grapes to cross with wherever it went ? sometimes it didn?t even know the other grape?s name. Ultimately, its travels spawned all sorts of offspring, though none could ever be as fickle as the neurotic Pinot Noir...
Pinot Noir had a good enough relationship with one of its parents, Pinot Meunier, spending a great deal in Champagne together, but something was missing. Pinot Noir feeling rejected and ignored by Traminer, the parent it rarely, if ever, saw, the spicy Pinot Noir took off in its see-through red dress to ensure its own lineage.
Well, Pinot Noir traveled far and wide, finding grapes to cross with wherever it went ? sometimes it didn?t even know the other grape?s name. Ultimately, its travels spawned all sorts of offspring, though none could ever be as fickle as the neurotic Pinot Noir...
The Promiscuous Pinot Noir: the family tree of Austria?s red grapes
Rumor has is that one day, a long, long time ago, the ancient grapes Traminer and Pinot Meunier got together for some fun. Well, one thing led to another and they ended up crossing. Not long after, Pinot Noir showed up.
Pinot Noir had a good enough relationship with one of its parents, Pinot Meunier, spending a great deal in Champagne together, but something was missing. Pinot Noir feeling rejected and ignored by Traminer, the parent it rarely, if ever, saw, the spicy Pinot Noir took off in its see-through red dress to ensure its own lineage.
Well, Pinot Noir traveled far and wide, finding grapes to cross with wherever it went ? sometimes it didn?t even know the other grape?s name. Ultimately, its travels spawned all sorts of offspring, though none could ever be as fickle as the neurotic Pinot Noir...
Pinot Noir had a good enough relationship with one of its parents, Pinot Meunier, spending a great deal in Champagne together, but something was missing. Pinot Noir feeling rejected and ignored by Traminer, the parent it rarely, if ever, saw, the spicy Pinot Noir took off in its see-through red dress to ensure its own lineage.
Well, Pinot Noir traveled far and wide, finding grapes to cross with wherever it went ? sometimes it didn?t even know the other grape?s name. Ultimately, its travels spawned all sorts of offspring, though none could ever be as fickle as the neurotic Pinot Noir...
Resolved Question: Concert ticket prices.....?
...USHER VIP EXPERIENCE Entry into the "In The Club Zone" or the very best reserved... and Sparkling Wine - DJ playing music - Usher VIP gift bag - VIP laminate - Souvenir ticket But don...
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Memorial Day Weekend
It’s Saturday about noon,� I just got home from picking up some South African Sauvignon Blanc from an importer here in the bay area.� Took the family with me on this errand and added a stop at a park in a community a little south of where we live.� The park was relaxing as the [...]
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