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Budding!
As spring rolls along, my vines have decided to bud flower groups: And no vine’s evolutionary survival is complete without tendrils!
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Prague’s U Medvidku Microbrewery
A few Monday’s ago we posted our sampling of light and dark beer by Budvar, aka Chekvar, aka Budweiser (click here to read). We enjoyed these and a hearty lunch of root vegetables in one of Prague’s famed basement beer halls: U Medvidku: Continue reading
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Tagged Beer, brewer, Czech Republic, ghetto, jewish quarter, Microbrewery, Old synagogue, prague, U Medvidku
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The Other Budweiser: Budvar, Art Nouveau and Beer in Prague
This Monday’s EU Austerity Drinking Tour post continues to explore the beers of the Czech Republic after last Monday’s Three Roses Brewery.
150 days of travel find us walking the streets of Prague. Art Nouveau plasters the streets. The facade of the Municipal House draws us in. Continue reading
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Tagged Beer, Budvar, budweiser, Czech Republic, czechvar, dark lager, EU, Lager, prague
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New York Nostalgia: Thirsty Thursday and Ravines Red 2013
Welcome to Wayward Wine’s Thirsty Thursday installment.
We missed Upstate New York. Not for its brutal winters, bland food, or attitude, but for its wine. In four years, upstate shed my academic scales and replaced them with a shimmering new vinous skin. My many failed attempts at home wine production engendered a respect for those who made wine there. And Ravines was king. Their 2010 Finger Lakes Dry Riesling was one of the few that could challenge Germany (review here). Continue reading
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Tagged Cabernet Franc, Finger Lakes, New York, Noiret, ravines, red blend, table wine, travel, wine
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Prague’s Best Brewery: The Three Roses (U Trí Ruzí)
Last Monday’s post (click here) found us visiting Prague Castle and an unexpected vineyard. We ended that evening starving, lost in an alley. But then a warm glow drew us to salvation: Continue reading
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