It seems I've fallen behind in my fictional vocation of wine writing! I wouldn't say I've been busier, but there has been greater diversity in my use of free time lately. In terms of wine tasting, I've gotten into a cycle of drinking decent if not really good wine that doesn't quite fit into my rubric of off the beaten path and in the neighborhood of $20. This is not "The PR for Decent Wine Files" or "The Bragging About What I Drink Files" after all.
Fortunately, there is change in the wind. Some recent purchases have brought in potentially great blogging fodder such as a non-vintage Rhone blend from a Nor Cal winemaker who uses ancient texts as a guide, a Georgian (the nation that gave the world Stalin, not the state that gave us Chic-fil-A) wine, and a 10 year old hybrid Bierzo-Bordeaux blend, among others. And I still have a bit to write up on Paso Robles as well. Stay tuned, folks!
Fortunately, there is change in the wind. Some recent purchases have brought in potentially great blogging fodder such as a non-vintage Rhone blend from a Nor Cal winemaker who uses ancient texts as a guide, a Georgian (the nation that gave the world Stalin, not the state that gave us Chic-fil-A) wine, and a 10 year old hybrid Bierzo-Bordeaux blend, among others. And I still have a bit to write up on Paso Robles as well. Stay tuned, folks!
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