Dry Creek Vineyard 2007 Fume Blanc
AlaWine.com (Free subscription) | 12/01/2008
The Award-Winning Wine: Dry Creek Vineyard 2007 Fume Blanc Reason for Reviewing: Dry Creek Vineyard 2007 Fume...
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Sonoma Wine Country: Touring the Dry Creek Valley
Travels with Wine (Free subscription) | 11/27/2008
During the recent Wine Bloggers Conference in Sonoma County, California, I had the pleasure of taking a vineyard walk at Michel-Schlumberger (pronounced “mi-shell’ shloom’-bear-zhay”). We hopped into vans and headed up to the Dry Creek Valley in the northern part of Sonoma County. After driving along winding, wine country roads, we arrived at Michel-Schlumberger which is [...]
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Rewind: Last July in Sonoma and Dry Creek
TexaCali Wine Trail (Free subscription) | 11/15/2008
Sitting in sunny San Francisco this morning talking shop with my dear friend Mulan Chan about the future of marketing wine...So here's the quickest and "best of" FLIP Videos from our adventures in Sonoma last summer. www.teirawines.com Skeet Shooting with founder of Teira over the Dry Creek Zinfandel and Merlot Vineyards A dip in the Pacific about 10 miles South of Fort Ross Vineyards . .....
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Zinfandel tasting - Blind. - Episode #583
Wine Library TV (Free subscription) | 11/25/2008
Gary Vaynerchuk is sky high after a huge Jets wine and his beard is getting thicker and thicker as he tries 6 California Zinfandels BLIND right before Thanksgiving. Having trouble viewing this video? Try the Quicktime version. Wines tasted in this episode: 2006 Sebastiani Dry Creek ZinfandelSonoma Red Zinfandel Coppola [...]
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Boat Camping At Lake Sonoma [pic]
SF Boater (Free subscription) | 11/21/2008
Lake Sonoma is a dammed reservoir in the heart of Sonoma count wine country. For those in the know, the lake is actually off of dry creek road. Lake Sonoma is the #4 boat-in camping location in California according to Foghorn Outdoors California Recreational Lakes and Rivers: The Complete Guide to Boating, Fishing, and Water Sports (behind Tahoe, Shasta, and [...]
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Direct Service worker
Jobs 4 Careers (Free subscription) | 11/19/2008
Direct Service worker needed to assist disabled person in the Dry Creek area weekends + 9A-4P @ $7.00 HR. Must have high school diploma, GED or documented experience. Reliable t ransportation and able to pass background check. Please call 1-866-372-7542 for details. EOE. ...
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Dining Out: Franklin Square keeps menu simple, satisfying
San Fransisco Chronicle (Free subscription) | 11/11/2008
It's no surprise that Franklin Square Wine Bar, in Oakland's hopping Uptown district, is a swell place to knock back a glass of fancy French Condrieu or a modest Dry Creek Grenache. That's what wine bars are for, silly, and Franklin offers 36 wines by the...
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California Wine all tastes the same? Says who?
The Wine Case (Free subscription) | 11/07/2008
... variety, on a single appellation, variations were quite significant. Take the informal tasting of Dry Creek Valley zinfandels we had on the first evening of the WBC. The range of flavors, from peppery and well-structured to jammy and luscious, was quite significant. I liked some of the bigger ones, like the one from Rued Vineyards , which had structure and a lot of stuffings, enough to balance...
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Canyon Trip Photos
Texas Trifles (Free subscription) | 10/28/2008
This red rock was found in Caprock Canyons. Note the line of quartz that runs through it. Big chunks of quartz were all along a dry creek bed just below the cliffs. These kids had climbed way to heck up a cliff. I used the zoom to capture them a little closer. Wished I were as nimble as they were.
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Photos: Wine Bloggers Conference and Russian River Valley Hike
My Wine Education (Free subscription) | 10/30/2008
... of our photos, including our personal trips through San Francisco, Tiburon, Santa Rosa, and the Dry Creek Valley by visiting our California Flickr collection .
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13 Things I learned at the Wine Bloggers Conference
Fermentation (Free subscription) | 10/25/2008
... and immediately knew was meant for much greater things. Nice handbag too. 2. Quivira Winery in Dry Creek Valley's one of the best defenders of biodynamicism I've ever come across. And this comes from a "Radical Secularist" where things biodynamic are concerned. Their winemaker in particular, Steve Canter, is a fascinating, articulate fella who I'm absolutely sure I'd like to spend some time...
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Live Blogging @ Wine Blogging Conference 2008
LENNDEVOURS (Free subscription) | 10/25/2008
... that actually). Plummy and blackberry. A little grip on the tannins. (4:23 p.m.) Dark Horse 2006 Dry Creek Zinfandel. Smoked meat, savory....really interesting. A little hot, but not your typical. Black pepper, fruit. Too hot though. (4:29 p.m.) Clos LaChance 2005 Estate Cab Sauv. Inky extraction. Soft, big fruit. Simple, but nice. Retails for $30. Okay. I'm taking a break from trying to...
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American Wine Bloggers Gather This Weekend in Sonoma To Discuss Influence and the Future of Wine Blogging
Business Wire (Free subscription) | 10/23/2008
... WTN Services, Cruvee, Tetra Pak, Kick Ranch Vineyard, New Zealand Wine Growers and Wine Growers of Dry Creek Valley. “Wine Bloggers are increasing not only in numbers but in influence also,” notes Wark. “That influence and the best way to wield it in the service of wine lovers will be under discussion this weekend by a very unique group of new wine publishers.”For more information on the...
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A National Geographic Moment
JOLLYBLOGGER (Free subscription) | 10/21/2008
... I looked up it was a lynx killing a squirrel. After he fell out of the tree the lynx walked up a dry creek bed so I followed and got several shots. There is one in this sequence which you can see is beside the tree and in some shadows - that one is just after they fell out of the tree and I think the lynx was either about to deliver, or had just delivered the killing bite. The rest of them...
