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Wednesday wine recommendations, 8/30/2017
Let’s contrast the Old World and the New this week, with pinot noirs from Burgundy and California’s Central Coast, plus rosés from New York and Spain. And just for good measure, an Australian Riesling. *** = Exceptional, ** = Excellent, … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Burgundy, California, Eastern US, New York, Pinot Noir, Riesling, Rosé, Washington Post, Wine
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Are We There Yet? Are We There Yet? (Spring, that is … )
This is for faithful reader Norman Holly, who reminds me that I should be posting some wine recommendations. This is a wine blog, after all. So in the hopes that warm weather is – or is about to be – … Continue reading
Wines to Defy Winter’s Last Blast
The calendar says Spring, but Ol’ Man Winter isn’t done with us yet. Tuesday’s forecast for the Washington, D.C., area calls for 1-2 more inches of the white stuff, timed not to give us a day off like that last … Continue reading
Posted in California, France, Italy, Rosé, Spain, Washington Post, Wine
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“I enjoy your columns; however … ” Answering the Hate Mail
I don’t hear from my readers very often, but when I do, they typically begin, “I enjoy your columns. However … ” Two recent emails were so nasty that I thought I’d post them here in their entirety, along with … Continue reading
Here in the Eastern US, we’re stifling under one of the hottest summers on record. We’ve already passed our average number of 90-degree days for the year, and it isn’t even August yet! No wine can beat summer’s torpor better … Continue reading
A Bouquet of Rosés for Valentines Day
Throughout the Mid-Atlantic, folks are probably celebrating a prolonged Valentines Day – curling up with their loved ones to stay warm after hours outside shoveling snow. There may not be an opportunity to get to a flower shop for the … Continue reading
Posted in Champagne, Rosé, Sparkling Wine, Washington Post, Wine
Tagged Cava, Champagne, Prosecco, Rosé, Sparkling Wine, Wine
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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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Chaddsford Rosé: “Regional Wine” at its best!
Here’s an impressive statistic for you: The number of wineries in the United States has more than doubled this decade,from 2,188 in 2000 to 4,712 last year, according to Wine America, a D.C.-based trade association. At the same time, California’s … Continue reading
A Winning Riesling from … Rhode Island!
Winemaking on the East Coast keeps getting better and better! This was on display last weekend at the 4th Atlantic Seaboard Wine Competition, when Best of Show was won by a 2007 Riesling from Newport Vineyards in Rhode Island. This … Continue reading
Posted in Competitions, Eastern US, Riesling, Rosé, Virginia, Washingtonian
Tagged East Coast, Rhode Island, Riesling, Wine
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