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Munching Vidal Blanc on Keuka Lake, New York
Tag Archives: Labor Day
Thirsty Thursday: Pre Labor Day White Garnacha Blanco Vina del Vero
This Thirsty Thursday we need something interesting. Labor Day will come and we will drink cheap beer. The last thing I need on Labor Day is a conversion about grape clonal types. It is a day to eat, drink, and not think.
But until the brainwashing, let’s test that gray matter with something familiar but not: Grenache. Now Grenache has starred in award winning red roles such as: Châteauneuf du Pape, Rhône, Rioja, Priorat, anything big red and Languedoc, and rosé from Provence. Continue reading
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Tagged Grenache Blanc, Grenache noir, La Miranda, Labor Day, Somontano, Spain, Vinas del Vero, White wine, wine
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LABOR DAY-LEMA: Margerum, Riviera Rosé, San Luis Obispo County, California 2012
We have a problem: what to drink for Labor Day. The holiday is the exact opposite of its title. We do no work on Labor Day. It is the last gasp of summer. We need to have fun. And the … Continue reading
