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Life Through Rosé-Colored Glasses
In Bordeaux, Vinexpo week has been blessed with stunningly beautiful weather €“ bright, sunny skies, warm-to-hot-but-not-stifling temperatures, and steady breezes leading into cool nights. It€™s been such a treat after all the rain back home. That rain had me in … Continue reading
Posted in California, Chile, New Zealand, Rosé, Washington Post
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The Terroirists Are Coming!
The €œReturn to Terroir€ tasting came to Washington this week, courtesy of the French Wine Society. It wasn€™t as big a tasting as in New York the day before, but I only had to find parking along Reservoir Rd., not … Continue reading
Posted in Alsace, Austria, Biodynamic, Chile, France, Organic, Sustainable
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Happy Birthday, Wine Curmudgeon!
The Wine Curmudgeon celebrated a birthday this past weekend. Not the Curmudgeon himself, Jeff Siegel, the Dallas-based wine columnist for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, but the Wine Curmudgeon blog. Jeff started it a year ago, and it has become a … Continue reading
Posted in Cheap Wine, Chile, Eastern US, Regional Wine Week, Weblogs, writers
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