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December 2007
Where Cab Franc Shines
If you paid attention to all the wine-geek trivia in the
wine-road movie comedy Sideways, you may have noticed that in
addition to his infamous dismissal of Merlot, the twitchy
character Miles also roundly dissed Cabernet Franc. If you paid
close attention, you also noticed that one of the wines
he considered most glorious - Chateau Cheval Blanc St.-Emilion -
just happens to be made from a blend of mostly Cabernet Franc
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Benefit Auctioneer Tom DiNardo Is
First US Auctioneer To Become A Credentialed Sommelier
After successfully graduating from the International Sommelier
Guild’s grueling eighteen month long Sommelier Diploma Program,
renowned charity auctioneer Tom DiNardo is the first auctioneer
in the United States to become a fully credentialed sommelier.
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September 2007
African American Wine Maker Finds
Soul in Napa
From oil industry project engineer to wine maker, Jonathan
Branch is an African American man with an intriguing story. As
you might imagine black wine makers are rare, and Jonathan
Branch and his wines invite and welcome wine enthusiasts to
journey into new uncharted territory...
Montepulciano High and Low
One of the more confusing Italian wine label terms has to be
Montepulciano, a name that - depending on where it comes from -
may stand for a location or a grape...
Crush a Coming-out for Winemaker
Tagaris Winery of Richland plans to release 13 new wines for
Catch the Crush this year, which will mark a coming-out for
winemaker Frank Roth...
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July 2007
Bottles to Barrels: On Wine and How
to Keep It
Wine has been an important part of human life since man first
discovered how to make this gift from nature over 6,000 years
ago. How to store it and move it in containers was one of the
early people’s first problems...
Offbeat Blends
What's your pleasure, single-varietal wines or blends? How about
more offbeat and experimental blends, combinations of varieties
that spring from the wine maker's creative spirit rather than
tradition?
Walla Walla Vintners Stars with
Cabernet Franc
Few wineries in the Pacific Northwest can boast 11 vintages of
Cabernet Franc, but Walla Walla Vintners does.
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June 2007
Some Notes on Wine Tasting
We wine drinkers are a fortunate bunch. We have so many ways in
which to enjoy that beverage of the ages. Our ability to taste
and smell gives us an untold amount of enjoyment and pleasure.
This gift comes as one of our natural assets...
Malbec by Any Other Name
I say "Malbec," you say "Auxerrois," and someone else says "Côt."
Curiously, we're all talking about the same red wine grape, but
by whatever name you call it, Malbec makes an enjoyable if not
necessarily "noble" wine...
Riesling Making a Remarkable Comeback
The comeback of Riesling as Washington's top white wine was
emphasized by the dedication of Pacific Rim winery's new $5.7
million facility in West Richland...
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March 2007
Offbeat Grape: Poulsard
Today we'll take a taste of Poulsard, a red grape from the Jura
region of Eastern France, a hilly strip that lies up against the
Swiss border east of Burgundy...
Desert Wind
Desert Wind winery in Prosser is bringing a new destination
winery to the Yakima Valley...
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