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Prohibition Leading Me to Drink
We are watching Ken Burns’ documentary on Prohibition. But in emotional rebellion, it drives us to drink. While Capone bootlegs beer, Le Chiuse’s organic Rosso di Montalcino 2012 stands up, richly textured, smoothen, cherry skinned, licoriced, and earthen. Magnificent (5 of … Continue reading
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Champagne Sunday: Starting 2017 Off Right
We lived the cliché and ended New Year’s Eve with grower Champagne (read here). But if we want to ensure 2017 is auspicious, we need to make resolutions reality. That starts by going to the gym first thing…oh who am … Continue reading
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Have a Happy 2017
Alexandria and I wish you and yours a happy, prosperous, and peaceful new year. May your glasses fill with Champagne for all of 2017. (And try grower Champagne, Marc Hebrart, Blanc de Blancs: dry and taut yet redolent of orchard … Continue reading
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New Year’s Eve 2017 Laurent-Perrier Champagne Profile
Confused by the Champagne shelf? Me too. Prestigious-sounding names blur together. Navigating the cursive fonts, French, shiny labels, crests, colors, and high prices might send you to Prosecco. Continue reading
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Make Christmas Easy: Dresden Stollen and Cremant de Limoux Gerard Bertrand 2013
So, this is Christmas. While I rampantly wrap last minute gifts, I need something to drink before I hate this holiday. It need not be great. I just want something quality that I will not overwhelm my attention. There are sharp scissors and paper cuts involved here people.
Enter sparkling wine.
I would feel guilty guzzling Champagne, so I crack open a favorite Crémant de Limoux from négociant Gérard Bertrand: Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, Christstollen, cremant de limoux, desert, drinks, France, Gerard Bertrand, Limoux, Sparkling, Stollen, travel, wine
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