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The Annual Thanksgiving Conundrum
Thanksgiving is coming, which means wine writers across the country are telling you to worry about what wines will clash with the cranberry sauce. To which I always say, “open one of everything” and turn the feast into a food-wine … Continue reading
Posted in Argentina, California, Canada, Food and Drink, Riesling, Sparkling Wine, Washington Post, Wine, writers
Tagged Thanksgiving, Wine
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Malbec Throw-Down at Vinexpo
Vinexpo 2009, which ran 21-25 June in Bordeaux, featured an interesting and obviously intentional juxtaposition. The Wines from Argentina pavilion was flanked by a more modest but still brazen presentation of the wines of Cahors, in southwest France, which considers … Continue reading
Xmas Wine Camp 2008: Malbec and Petite Sirah Make Holiday Magic
Christmas is a wonderful time for getting together with family and friends – and for Wine Camp. I’ve written about this before, and about Dave Johnson, my brother-in-law’s brother-in-law, more or less. We do this exercise in wine geekdom twice … Continue reading
Posted in Argentina, California, Competitions
Tagged Argentina wines, California Wine, Dry Creek Valley, Malbec, Petite Sirah, Rockpile, Sonoma, Wine
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