There isn’t enough wine in the world.
Inie - Wed, 13 Apr 2011
At 12:00 a.m. this past Sunday, I turned 35 years old. When my cell phone rang at 12:01, I listened to my dear friend tell me a six-year-old child had been tragically
At 12:00 a.m. this past Sunday, I turned 35 years old. When my cell phone rang at 12:01, I listened to my dear friend tell me a six-year-old child had been tragically
It’s been a disturbing week. I don’t know how to explain it in any other way than I have bitten off more than I can chew. What’s new? My husband says to me this
Many of you know Marina from previous posts. She is my life coach, my love, my children’s second mother. Everything about Marina is good. I’m sorry it’s great.
How could I not know? We’ve carried the beers on and off again for the past seven years, and I had no clue why the brewery was called that. No idea, that is, until
“Did you win, Mama?” “No, baby, I didn’t.” Quiet. No comments. No reaction. “I’m sorry, honey, I didn’t win.” No comment. No reaction. No nothing. I say it again.
If you work in wine in New York City, you know exactly who I am talking about. If you don’t or you haven’t, please allow me to give you some background. Ed Lauber
What’s in a Vesper? Aviation? Stone Sour? Tell me about the weather in 1986 in St. Estephe. These were all questions at last year’s Master’s exam. In fact, I actually
If you speak German, you know Smaragd means emerald-colored lizard. If you speak wine, you may know Smaragd is the equivalent to Spatlese, a term used to define gr
Call me old-fashioned, but I really like it when my husband opens the door for me. Or lets me sit down first. Or tells the sommelier that I will nose the wine.