Philosophically speaking... Roger Scruton in his book "I Drink Therefore I Am"
Some things that I wish I had said myself... or not... but they have been said by Roger Scruton in his book "I Drink Therefore I Am". Cheers, One of the pillars of TheWineHub is Wine Tourism. Whether you are a wine maker, or a wine drinker, we all enjoy having discoveries... TheWineHub exists to help you with that.
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NJ Assembly Majority Leader Disses His Own Wine-Buying Constituents
I know that a lot of people like to jokingly poke fun at New Jersey from time to time (c’mon… admit it… they even had a NJ joke in Madagascar 2 and that was a kids flik), but do some people really think that NJ’s citizens are actually that dumb? Apparently, some of them do – including Joseph Cryan, Assembly majority leader and representative of NJ’s 20th Legislative District. Whoops!
Loire follows Bordeaux, Burgundy with 'earliest ever' harvest
The Loire is the latest wine region to announce that its harvest will be one of the earliest on record this year. Vignerons in Bordeaux, Burgundy and Champagne have alread cancelled holidays in order to manage harvests that will be starting weeks earlier than normal. Now the Loire trade body, Vins de Loire, has said early ripening, dry conditions and temperatures well above the seasonal norm mean harvest will begin at the end of August.
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Kid-Free Monday - Wine Tasting on Bikes? by Scott Krueger
One last ditch effort at preventing pulmonary problems later in the day was as fruitless as the resulting empty flute with our pancake breakfast. No fancy fruited, sparkling, fix for Freddy this morning. Alas, despite my countless efforts at redirecting our Independence Day plans, I found myself en route to the designated meeting place for today’s toasty tasting trip, via bicycle. Quite consciously, I chose to avoid checking the projected high temperature for the day, and as of writing this day’s posting, I have no need to review the historical statistics. Suffice it to say that if felt like the mercury blasted through the glass ceiling of every thermometer in the Dry Creek Valley. Our initially merry group of 2 guides, 7 willing riders, and myself, ventured out around 82 degrees A.M, heading northward up West Dry Creek Road.
In Portugal, day 2 « jamie goode's wine blog
Another day of relaxation under the blue Alentejo sky. We began the day with a cycle ride round the vineyard before breakfast, and since then we’ve spent the best part of the day poolside. Last night’s dinner at the restuarant here at Malhadinha Nova was really impressive.
Philosophically speaking... Elliot Essman in his book "Use Wine To Make Sense Of The World".
Some things that I wish I had said myself. Or not... but they have been said by Elliot Essman in his book "Use Wine To Make Sense Of The World". "Wine involves science, nature, history, geography, language, business, culture, law, government, sensuality, and sense. Wine involves people. Wine involves questions of aesthetic taste. Wine weaves a path through our entire civilized life"
