Miami Malt Bomb/ Beer Snob- Sake and the Culinary Secrets of Traditional Washoku
- Funky Buddha Maple Bacon Coffee Porter (2015)
- Funky Buddha Veruca Snozzberry Gose
- Fantome Saison
- Cigar City Cubano-Style Espresso Brown Ale
- Mikkeller Funky E * – Sauternes Barrel Aged
- Dogfish Head/Sierra Nevada Life and Limb: Rhizing Bines
- Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale
- November 4th Biscayne Brewers Expo – B.R.E.W. FIU
- Thanksgiving Dinner – What To Drink With It?
- Save Shelter Pets
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Monthly Archives: May 2011
MollyDooker Blue Eyed Boy Shiraz 2009
McLaren Vale, Australia husband and wife winemaking team. Sarah and Sparky Marquis. The wine label has their son Luke on the label. How cute is he? They have received more 94-99 point scores from Robert Parker than other winemaker in the … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Shiraz
Tagged Australia wines, Blue eyed Boy, chewy, McLaren Vale, Mollydooker shake, Robert Parker, Shiraz
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Tiramesu Italian Restaurant / Great wine list!
Not only is this one of my favorite Italian Restaurant’s here in Miami Beach for excellent quality food. Check out some of their fabulous wines! http://miamibeachadvisor.com/tiramesu-restaurant-reviews/
Posted in Italy, Published Blogs, Restaurants
Tagged Italian food and wine, Miami Beach Travel Advisor, Tiramesu
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Allegrini Palazzo Della Torre 2007
This wine is made using an innovative take on the “ripasso” technique. Most of the grapes are vinified at harvest time while the rest are set aside to partially dry. In January, the wine blended with the juice from the raisined grapes … Continue reading
Veramonte Primus 2007
Colchagua Valley, Chile, this is a Meritage red wine with 65% Cabernet Sauvignon, 20% Syrah, 8% Merlot, and 7% Carmenere. When I opened it the other night, the aroma was beautiful, filled with what I thought were lilacs, while my guest … Continue reading
Chateau Ste Michelle Indian Wells Cabernet Sauvignon 2008
I dream about visiting this winery and region. It is on my list. 🙂 It is the oldest and most acclaimed winery in the Columbia Valley. In my opinion you can never go wrong with purchasing a bottle of Chateau … Continue reading
Posted in cabernet sauvignon, Washington
Tagged Cabernet Sauvignon, Chateau Ste Michelle, Indian Wells
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Blackstone Pinot Noir 2008
I have alway’s been a fan of the Blackstone Merlot, and the Pinot Noir has been good as well over the years. A small group of friends came over last weekend and we opened up three bottles of wine to … Continue reading
Kris Pinot Grigio 2009
Located in the Alto Adige province of Northeast Italy. Hot summer day, this wine is fantastic, great value, so refreshing, crisp and light. The label is so unique which makes it easy to spot on a shelf. Contemporary Italian Artist … Continue reading
Posted in Italy, Value Wines
Tagged almonds, apricots, artistic wine label, Pinot Grigio, summer wine
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Inniskillin Cabernet Franc 2006 Icewine
Inniskillin is located in the Niagra Peninsula, about and hour and a half from Toronto. Renowned as the world leader in Icewine. VQA (Vinters Quality Alliance) is the quality controlled, not allowing artificial freezing. Harvest can not begin until temperatures drop below minus 8 … Continue reading
Posted in Dessert Wine
Tagged Cheese, Dessert Wine, Icewine, Inniskillin, Niagra Peninsula, VQA
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Riedel Wine Glass, It’s Magical
When I first started learning about wine, I drank out of plastic, orange juice glasses, fat thick rimmed such as Libby wine glasses. I would look at people in the industry and laugh and think wow really it’s just a … Continue reading
Posted in Stemware/ Riedel
Tagged fine lead crystal, proper wine glasses, quality, Riedel stemware
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