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283 Articles match "California"
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From Barrel to Bottle Tasting NYC
If you are used to California cabs, you might appreciate the lower alcohol and more subdued and restrained flavors. Sopexa JoLynn Howe (right)
... so I will be in Bordeaux in a few weeks to attend En Primeur ... and so appreciated the snapshot of some of the 2009s showcased by Sopexa's Le Cercle Rive Droite today for journalists and members of the trade.
A Wine Story
- Thursday, March 11, 2010
Do you know the Ruche Grape?
all started in the California gold rush years, when an ancient patriarch of the Ferraris family left his pregnant wife and three children in Italy for California and his chance at fame and fortune. The youngest son (whom he had never seen) came to California to seek him out, found him, yet was unable to convince him to return to Italy.
When Chiara's husband Luca, Chiara Ferraris
Did you know that wines from Italy are the most imported wines to the USA?
A Wine Story
- Wednesday, March 10, 2010
California’s woes, obesity, Buffett, subway reading – sipped and spit
And with it come California winery newsletters offering their wines for $74 a case–just the shipping, that is.
SPIT: California values
The The Bay Area NYT is the latest to ponder the question of why are there so few tasty value wines from California .
SPIT: good times
Hard Hard to tell which phrase would strike more fear in the heart of Napa: finances that are “very weak” or “on life support.”
Dr. Vino
- Wednesday, March 10, 2010
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I Learned that I Know Nothing About Wine
California? Another excellent California wine. The more I learn about wine, the more I realize that I don't know. This was also true when I played a lot of chess, when I was getting into economics courses in grad school, basically anytime I've undertaken anything of any import. Even within the wine regions I know, I don't really know anything.
Brooklyn Guy Loves Wine
- Wednesday, July 23, 2008
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Broadbent sues, California’s anxiety, NY retail, wine cheaper than water
The NYT summarizes the effect of the recession on the California wine industry: “Brutal.” GULP!
Michael Michael Broadbent, founder of the wine department at Christie’s, has sued Random House publisher of The Billionaire’s Vinegar ( buy on amazon ). The Daily Mail writes: “The Broadbent claims the book suggests he invented a bid for another of the Jefferson wines – a half-bottle of 1784 Margaux – to ensure the
Dr. Vino
- Wednesday, July 29, 2009
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California WineWorks–The Press
On Wednesday, Suzanne invited me to California WineWorks, in Ramsey, New Jersey, to partake in the pressing of her group’s Cabernet Franc. Just Tags: wine school California WineWorks Wine makin Just one week prior, they’d gone to crush the grapes, which came from Napa, their fist step towards making and bottling their own barrel of wine. Under Under the guidance of Craig and Clara [...]
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Imbibe New York
- Friday, October 16, 2009
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Roundup - Recent Sips
California (huh? We cracked this at Mike's house at a recent holiday dinner and everyone, including seasoned California Cab fiends, was really impressed. Its been a really good wine drinking month. I've tasted a few wines that have been on my "wish list" for a while, others that I've been meaning to try and finally found a good excuse to open, and new releases of yet other wines that I taste each year.
Brooklyn Guy Loves Wine
- Tuesday, April 17, 2007
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For the 4th, an American Wine
But what is this - a California Chardonnay? The wine was DELICIOUS, and it resembled good Burgundy Chardonnay far more than any California Chard I've had. It's July 4th folks, and as an American, a Brooklynite, I feel compelled to write a little sumpthin about an American wine. I recently discovered a Napa Valley Chardonnay that I really like.
Brooklyn Guy Loves Wine
- Tuesday, July 3, 2007
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What, Me Turley?
Who woulda thunk it - Brooklynguy, lover of all reds light and elegant, got down and danced with a huge famous California Zinfandel the other night, and came out none worse for the wear. They are famous for Zin though, and at at least 15% alcohol, they are the epitome of the big beefy California Zin. In fact, I actually kind of liked it. Turley is a cult thing.
Brooklyn Guy Loves Wine
- Wednesday, May 30, 2007
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Imbibe Wine Club–California Cabernet Sauvignon 2004
On the night of the great VP debates, the Imbibe Wine Club met to sample some 2004 Cabernet Sauvignon from California. We We had three from the Napa/Sonoma region, and one from Carmel Valley in Central Coast. With With the intention of focusing on tasting notes until Sarah Palin’s face appeared (warranting belligerent screams from our crowd
Imbibe New York
- Saturday, October 4, 2008
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Cline Zinfandel 2007
Last week I tried the 2006 vintage of this Zinfandel from California, and this '07 is almost as good. Winemaker's notes: As always the California Zinfandel is a challenging and rewarding wine to produce. Tags: California Zinfande A more subtle caramel aroma could be found under the raspberry and spice overtones. Following
Vigna Uva Vino
- Thursday, January 8, 2009
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Cat Rotie Syrah California
Syrah is the only grape used to make the famous Rhône wines of Côte Rotie and Hermitage, but it also is the major component of most Rhône blends, this California red wine is a take on that famous French grape. 100% Syrah and dark purple in color with a nose full of violets and chocolate, beautiful flavors of black currant and licorice, and finally leaving you with a smooth finish and hints of ceda
Vigna Uva Vino
- Monday, January 5, 2009
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California Reconsidered: Part One
In August I headed to California to work on a story about Hank Beckmeyer I also visited some of my friend, Paige Poulos's clients. Could I find out something about the thing that so confuses me about the soul of California's wine? was eager to met with Sergio Traverso, the man who started Murrieta's well with California royal family, The Wentes, the folk responsible for the clone most associated with Cali-Chardonnay has brought the dapper and very Which, yes, were out of my usual scope of visits but as she said, babe, play against type, "You never know what you'll learn," she said.
Alice Feiring
- Saturday, September 26, 2009
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