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P2 Day Tour Howell Mountain Napa Valley Spire Wine Collection
Let us continue our completely undeserved tour of Napa Valley’s Spire Collection: Kendall Jackson’s cream of the buttercream of the creme fraiche of the crop. A Monday or so ago, Wayward Wine posted our morning visit and ridiculous picnic at Mt Veeder in Napa’s Southwest (read here).
Plump on mountain Malbec, local cheeses and charcuterie, we pop back into the company Mercedes and roll North across the valley. Continue reading
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Tagged Anniversary, bakery, cabernet, California, Howell Mountain, merlot, Napa Valley, travel, wine
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Put a Cork in it!
Until I get my act (and Monday’s post) together, ponder upon this internet:Yes, this Balsamic Vinegar has a cork, which has its own cork, which has a cork for its cork’s cork. I sound like the Swedish chef:
P1 Day Tour of Cardinale: Mt Brave Mt Veeder Spire Collection Napa Valley
Buckle your seat belts. We continue our tour of Napa Valley. After a palette-staining day at Pine Ridge, Lewis Cellars, and Black Stallion, a single day visit to Cardinal sounds lenient. Yet Cardinal is the tip of an ice berg. It provides locus for hospitality services of the Spire Collection: the creme on top of the cream of the crop of Kendall Jackson’s holdings. Wines and wineries that rarely make it to your local shelf huddle under this empire’s gilt umbrella. Continue reading
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Tagged Cabernet Sauvignon, California, Cardinal Winery, malbec, Mt Brave, Mt Veeder, Napa Valley, Red wine, wine
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Hyland Estate Riesling McMinnville Oregon 2014
I rush together a rich black truffle alfredo sauce with broccoli and fresh pasta. However, we need a knife to keep our palates awake. Luckily, dry Riesling from a single block, block 1, planted in 1972 on their own rootstocks … Continue reading
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