For the Winos

White Grapes Left To Be
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Touching me. Touching you. Flesh to flesh. A sensation like no other. Just as the human touch can turn you on, reach the pit of your stomach and beyond, so is the power of grape skins when in contact with...
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rose wine label art
Super Wine Sunday
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’twas Super Bowl evening heaps of snow piled on the ground currently in isolation somewhere between wine, watercolor and touchdowns
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spanish and chilean wine
Garnacha & Cariñena
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Your embrace vibrates. Red fruit jumping off the high dive onto the tongue, making just the right splash. Straight and sharp before arching your back. Positioned for another breath.
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Alfio Mozzi Sforzato di Valtellina
Sforzato
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Pow. Pow. Pow. A mouth of wow. A cherry roll-up. Zingy. Fresh and flesh. Ride the wave of Nebbiolo.
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Winegrower Francis Mahoney
What I Learned from Sipping with Francis Mahoney
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Armed with the patience and perseverance that a poignant Pinot Noir requires, this is the story of Francis Mahoney and his very good life.
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Budbreak
Back to Blogging
This blog has been way too quiet. Sometimes I forget my own advice and fall into the Instagram hole, leaving my original content subject to the whims of Mark Zuckerberg and social media trends.
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Kendal Montgomery wine lover
The Power of Smell
Aromas are most fascinating, capable of transporting you to moments…to places, people and things. So breathe deep, baby. Enjoy the ride.
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Miskioca
Miskioca — Peruvian Potato Wine
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Made from fermented Oca tubers in Peru, Miskioca is potato master Manuel Choqque Bravo's latest innovation. Here's my take on this sweet potato wine.
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Vilma-Guarilihue
The Best Comida Chilena in Guarilihue
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Vilma Muñoz makes mouthwatering comida chilena in Guarilihue, Chile. Pair that with her son's delicious Itata Torrontel and you've got a great Chilean experience.
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Dave Bradley from Temecula
Temecula’s B-Side
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In a land where tasting rooms tend to emulate Cracker Barrels and you can find almond-flavored bubbles, Temecula struggles to be taken seriously in the wine world. And if you’d like to continue along this negative, far from novel narrative,...
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