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    Red Wine, Wine

    Bear Flag Smooth Red Is Solid Throughout 

    The use of “smooth” right in the title immediately had me worried. Smooth is the ultimate booze buzzword, which more often than not means “we didn’t even taste it, but we could likely justify it as smooth.” Nonetheless, once again, I was suckered in by…

    smoth, 10 years ago 0 2 min read  
    White Wine, Wine

    Watch This Wine: Viognier is In Vogue 

    It wasn’t until I’d polished of my bottle of Route Du Sud Viognier that I thought, “Damn, I should really drink more of this stuff.” My next thought was “Damn! Everyone should drink more of this stuff!” I’m of course referring to the varietal known as…

    smoth, 10 years ago 0 2 min read  
    Red Wine, Wine

    Revolution Red is the Perfect Party Wine 

    Smoth’s Rating: PartyTime/10 I’m not sure if the vintner of Revolution Red would find my assessment of his/her wine flattering or insulting, but regardless here it goes — Revolution Red is a straight up party wine, as appropriate for a red Solo cup as for a crystal glass. But…

    smoth, 10 years ago 1 2 min read  
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    Sipping With Smoth, Stories, Wine

    Sipping With Smoth: Visiting Nicholson Ranch Winery in Sonoma 

    Let’s say you’re vacationing in California. A trip to the vineyards of Napa and Sonoma is basically a foregone conclusion, so the only real question is, “Where do I go to drink some damn good wine?” Let me help you out with one solid tip:…

    smoth, 10 years ago 1 3 min read  
    Wine

    How Volcanoes Make the Most Interesting Wine — Green Moxie 

    The islands of the Azores lie just off the European coast and present a series of experiences unlike any other you will find in the world. These nine Portuguese islands are linked by culture and language, but they each have their own little unique quirks….

    smoth, 10 years ago 0 3 min read  
    8.6
    Champagne/Sparkling Wine, Wine

    Foss Marai is a Primo Prosecco 

    My love for Prosecco has been well documented. Italy’s answer to Champagne, Prosecco is a light, bright bubbly, as perfect for popping on warm Sunday afternoons as for celebrating a special occasion. While I’m an absolute sucker for any half-decent dry Prosecco, some nonetheless stand…

    smoth, 10 years ago 0 2 min read  
    Wine

    Decoding the Decanting Process – Fix.com 

    Check out the below graphic, and the excellent article written by Zachary Sussman to which it links for a thorough introduction about the process of decanting wine. Source: Fix.com

    smoth, 10 years ago 0 1 min read  
    8.5
    Red Wine, Wine

    ‘The Show’ Cabernet Sauvignon is a Wine That Shows Off 

    It’s rare to find a universally appreciable wine. Some prefer reds, some prefer whites and some prefer beverages other than wine. But The Show 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon challenges this notion by providing a wine so well-balanced and accessible, it’s able to be enjoyed by an incredibly diverse audience. I…

    smoth, 10 years ago 1 2 min read  
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    White Wine, Wine

    St. Francis 2012 Chardonnay: Not Hard To Like This Chard 

    As a rule, I don’t like California Chardonnays. Sure, I’ve had good ones and bad ones, but the general flavour profile has never done much for me. So when I ended up with a bottle of the 2012 St. Francis Chardonnay, I didn’t have particularly high hopes…

    10 years ago 0 942  
    What's a Wine?, Wine

    What’s a ‘Wine’? IV: European Growing Regions 

    In my past What’s a ‘Wine’? posts we’ve gotten to know some popular grapes and learned some basic wine terminology. But where does it all come from? Who exactly is growing all this wine? The next step is to learn about some of the world’s most…

    smoth, 10 years ago 0 3 min read  
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