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Masters of Wine Bordeaux Trip: Day 1
The chateau was bought by a negociant who replaced the tanks with stainless steel and grubbed up the vineyard to plant a majority of cabernet sauvignon, with a smaller percentage of Merlot, Petit Verdot, and Cabernet Franc. Gorgeous sunny weather is this beautiful city is always a treat. I am here today, March
A Wine Story
- Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Romanis Gres-Saint-Paul Coteaux du Languedoc 2004 France
One of his friends Andrew had spent some time in France and brought with him a bottle from Languedoc, France. Tags: France Syrah Grenache Mourvedre Languedoc Keith Beaver I dropped by to see Keith Beavers at Alphabet City Wines last night, only to find him sitting around a table with friends sampling probably over 20 wines. I
Vigna Uva Vino
- Saturday, March 13, 2010
Of Bicyclettes, terroir, typicité: Over on HuffPo…
Jacqueline Friedrich , author of the guide The Wines of France , posted this comment as a reply. Over on HuffPo , there’s a piece up about the Red Bicyclette/faux pinot saga . As it touches on some issues that astute readers will remember from Wine Politics , I reproduce her comment here with permission:
1) As a previous post-er said, rightly, Pinot Noir is a grape.
Dr. Vino
- Wednesday, March 10, 2010
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Pineau des Charentes
When I was thinking about writing this post I asked Bert of Wine Terroirs for his thoughts about Pineau des Charentes, and this is what he said: I'm not speaking for the whole of France but I think it's quite objective to say that Pineau des Charentes is quite out of fashion. But I think Bert speaks for the French people as a whole, so there you have it - Pineau is not terribly popular among the younger set in France nowadays. Imagine a night out on the town, walking into a hip club, a couple of lovely gents or ladies at the bar, whatever your preference. It's not too loud and
Brooklyn Guy Loves Wine
- Tuesday, January 22, 2008
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Southwest France Revisited
But after discovering this little lovely from Domaine des Cassagnoles for $10, I had to keep going, to taste more white wine from Southwest France. Definitely not trying to steal Joe's thunder here, not that I could anyway. I like everything about these Southwestern whites so far.
Brooklyn Guy Loves Wine
- Thursday, August 16, 2007
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Jamesport Vineyards Cabernet Franc 2005
This Cabernet Franc was part of the goodie bag I received upon leaving the Long Island Wine Challenge last week. Tags: Jamesport Vineyards north fork cabernet franc long island wine From the North Fork of Long Island, this deep red displays husky aromas of smoky currants, and menthol paired with flavors of chocolate, ripe cherries, candied lemon rinds, and vanilla followed by a vividly spiced finish. Enjoyed this at home paired with a pasta with red sauce.
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Vigna Uva Vino
- Monday, October 19, 2009
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Romanis Gres-Saint-Paul Coteaux du Languedoc 2004 France
One of his friends Andrew had spent some time in France and brought with him a bottle from Languedoc, France. Tags: France Syrah Grenache Mourvedre Languedoc Keith Beaver I dropped by to see Keith Beavers at Alphabet City Wines last night, only to find him sitting around a table with friends sampling probably over 20 wines. I
Vigna Uva Vino
- Saturday, March 13, 2010
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Sud de France Festival at divine bar
8221;, sponsored by the NYC Festival Sud de France at divine bar, last week. Meant 8217;s (blends of Grenache, Syrah, and Mourvedre) of Southern France with those of the “Rest of the World,” it was an event without [...]
...Tags: Tags: Wine Reviews wine events divine bar GSM picpoul Sud de Franc Accepting an invite, I attended an event named “Do the French Give the Best O.R.G.S.M?”, Meant to compare the G.S.M’s
Imbibe New York
- Tuesday, October 20, 2009
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Experiments in the Vegetarian Kitchen-Cab Franc from Loire II
At the beginning of the month, Snooth published my “Experiments in the Vegetarian Kitchen–Cab Franc from Loire”, which included a recipe for Sweet Potato Biscuits with Spinach and Paprika Mushrooms–one of four recipes that I’d created to pair with four different bottles of Cabernet Franc from Loire. And Tags: Recipes & Pairings cabbage Cabernet Franc Chinon Cuvee Terroir 2007 James Petit Bourgueil Kasha vegetarian pairin And since I’ve been a bit crazed with everything [...]
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Imbibe New York
- Tuesday, December 22, 2009
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Experiments in the Vegetarian Kitchen with Cabernet Franc from Loire
Commonly neglected like the spinach on a child’s plate, Cabernet Franc is often accused of being too green, too herbaceous, or too vegetal—traits that are often the result of underripe grapes. Tags: Recipes & Pairings Cabernet Franc Loire Valley Marc Ollivier Vegetarian Recipes Wine Pairin But some, myself included, embrace this greenness as a natural expression of the grape itself, and not necessarily always a negative result of nurture—or [...]
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Imbibe New York
- Tuesday, December 8, 2009
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France So Far
On plane, the three vials of CRB pineau d'aunis went down with the ambien. Arrival in Beaune, Russell fetched me at the train. The Queen Before the guests arrived, Becky and I did some dueling computering, I, sipping at something like a Gagnard C-M. Dinner was had with some honeymooners, cucumber soup and some vegetable thing in my honor while they snaffed down the lamb.
Alice Feiring
- Friday, October 2, 2009
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Back from France
The good news is that BrooklynLady is completely fine, feeling much better. No baby yet, and hopefully not for at least another week - she's not due until December 31st, after all. The other good news is that I had the wine-trip of my life with Peter and Tista over the past few days in Burgundy. Days full of some of the most incredible wines
Brooklyn Guy Loves Wine
- Friday, December 5, 2008
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Chateau Grand Moulin 2005 France
This red wine from France is a blend of Syrah and Grenache grapes. Color is clear dark garnet red with cherries, ripe fruit and tar on the nose. Palate has black cherry and white pepper undertones and moderate tannin. It is paired well with warm gruyere gougeres.
Vigna Uva Vino
- Friday, April 18, 2008
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