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Monthly Archives: November 2011
All-Star Drinking: Ridge 2009 Geyserville Zinfandel
I had a “Dang it, I wish I’d bought more!” moment yesterday, when I had my first sip of a Ridge 2009 Geyserville. The Cupertino-based Ridge Vineyards is known primarily for its elegant, high-end Zinfandels. Now, I’m not normally a … Continue reading
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Quaff of the Week: Mary Elke Brut
I’ve mentioned before that I’m a member (and huge fan of!) the Wine Garage in Napa. I belong to their wine club, which means twice a year (it’s normally a quarterly shipment, but I’ve arranged to receive mine less frequently … Continue reading
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In praise of pretty things – like Jack D’Or and Cantata Singers
I’m sure I’m a latecomer to the Pretty Things beer and ale party, but I’m totally onboard now. I recently discovered this Someville, Ma. “gypsy brewery” that’s producing some pretty spectacular stuff. I’ve found Pretty Things on the menus at … Continue reading
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Plonk go the strings of my heart
Life got in the way of my posting last week about the Boston Globe’s annual “Plonkapalooza” feature, in which expert wine tasters select the top red and white buys under $12 a bottle. No one (in this or any economy) … Continue reading
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A delightful trip to Vermont…and Simon Pearce
Mr. Cups, some friends and I enjoyed a trip to beautiful Barnard, Vermont this past weekend. It was shocking to see the extent of the damage wreaked by Hurricane Irene back in late August, including the washout of some of … Continue reading