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Atlas Shrugs (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
2:55 pm: Execution Update: 20-Tehran; 14-Shiraz; 6-Qom; 6-Evin Prison. 14-scheduled in Qom. More tomorrow................. I have one vote, I give it to no one. I have one life, I give it to free Iran. (Twiiter) While the Obama administration continues to vigorously pursue the criminalization of Bush and Bush officials for defending the American people against Islamic jihad, Obama abets the mullahs...
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Selene Wines Blog (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
Back on June 16th, Mia and I went by Dead Fred vineyard to check out bloom and see how the vineyard was doing. It was my first trip there since some of the vines have been replaced. The growth is great, and Mia says the vines look good. The internode length is getting shorter, so the vines will [...]
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Expert Village Videos (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
Salty food goes well with acidic wines. Learn the salty foods with acidic wine rule in how to pair food and wine from a professional writer, speaker and sommelier in this free culinary video.
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VittlesVamp (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Not very patriotic of me, I know. A Tomato, Nectarine and Double-Cream Goat Cheese Salad, christened with a drizzle of olive oil, squirt of fresh lemon juice and a sprinkling of sea salt and freshly cracked pepper, as well as...
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The Winery Web Site Report (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
You think you know how to use Twitter for your winery? Take a look at Guy Kawasaki's explanation of how he uses Twitter. Highly instructive.
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Good Grape: A Wine Manifesto (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
This summer’s zenith upon us with the suddenness of a menopausal hot flash, now is a good time to celebrate not only our independence as a country, but also the freedom of place that is our lives, regional identification within the framework of national sovereignty. Yes, America is great place, but it’s made more so by the unique richness of our regionality, our local terroir, if you will....
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Bigger Than Your Head (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Readers, I’ll be writing extensively about cabernet sauvignon wines from California throughout the next month, including a major post on classically proportioned wines from some old-line wineries; debut wines that I thought should be embraced or avoided; and caberets from a series of younger producers. We start today with two wines from a small producer in [...]
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The Cork Board (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
From the Uncork29 team to all of you–have a safe, enjoyable 4th of July holiday. If you’re looking for a few last minute ideas on what to do in the Napa Valley today, try this. Cheers! TechTags Plugin [ Napa | Napa Valley | wine | winery | 4th of July ] Share and Enjoy:
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Pauls Blog (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
The time is 720P.M. I have a moment ago taken my opened bottle of wine, out of the direct sunlight, in my kitchen. The unfortunate bottle felt warm. I hope it's not ruined. It is a Lindemann's Bin 65 Chardonnay. I enjoyed the first half this morning. One of my favourite summerwines. Ouside is the heavy aromatic amost acrid smell of steak and onions; someone else's. It's either turned very cloudy suddenly,...
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Shiraz Socialist (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
I see that the Stroppy One, briefly stuck for blogging ideas (like us at Shiraz just at the moment), has launched an unprovoked attack on my musical tastes, accusing me of being a representative of “good time” jazz. I may have used that term ironically at one time or another, but it’s not really how [...]
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Catavino (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
In the past 4+ years living in Spain, I’ve seen my fair share of Spanish and Portuguese wineries. From old, rancid smelling and spiderweb infested bodegas making drop dead gorgeous wines to sleek and modern ...
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Zoomie Station (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
This year on the Fourth of July, we have a new President. Yes, I voted for him and, yes, I approve of most of his policies so far. Oh, he has put his foot wrong a couple of times - I'd like to see more of the bipartisanship he promised in his campaign; he could speed up the demise of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell;" and I'm a little concerned that he's tackling too much too soon (although, what choice...
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WINE IN SWEDEN (Free subscription) | yesterday
Marchesi Mazzei have been the proprietors of Castello di Fonterutoli since 1435. The Belguardo estate is located in the Maremma region of Tuscany, on the hills between Grosseto and Montiano , near the national park “ dell'Uccellina ”, about ten kilometers from the coast. This wine is a blend of 80% Sangiovese and 20% Alicante Nero. The grapes were picked from September 12 th , for the Sangiovese...
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UKWinesOnline (Free subscription) | yesterday
WineDrop.co.uk is an independent online wine merchant which offers an extraordinarily wide range of wines, spirits and beers. Their list features wines from all the usual suspects, but also from Greece, Hungary, Romania, Japan, Uruguay and Brazil amongst others. Brazil is an unusual choice – the Rio Sol Seco Cabernet Sauvignon is “Warm fruit and a [...] Related posts: Region Wine Corks...
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News.com.au (Free subscription) | yesterday
TWO Iranian men convicted of murder have been hanged in a prison in the southern city of Shiraz, Etemad newspaper reported.
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xrobx | 02/14/2009
Australian Chardonnay Wines From The Land Down Under! If you are searching for an fabulous wines at great values, then you must give Australian Wines a try. Australia produces great quality wines at a price that won’t break your wine budge...
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richardtaylor | 02/04/2009
Reviewing The All Popular Gift Basket Having a little trouble deciding what to send to a friend or relative for their birthday? If you need something quick and fairly easy, then get online and check out Gift Basket site or other websites like it...
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penolepe | 08/13/2008
Houstonians will discover exotic foods and feature wines and champagnes from around the world at this year's Houston Cellar Classic. This week-long celebration of wine and food will feature a dozen exciting and delicious events, including wine tastings, celebrity chef dinners and sommelier competitions. Texas Magazine Event "Since first opening in 2003, we've hosted the Houston Cellar Classic at The