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Indiscriminant Drinker: 08/07/07 - 15/07/07
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Friday, 13 July 2007. This is the Blog for anyone out there that enjoys talking and drinking good wine without the snobbery and stigma that comes with it. I was born and raised in Australia but have spent my entire wine working experience in the United Kingdom. I am not biased towards any particular country when it comes to wine and had no preconceptions about wine before working in the industry. This has given me a clean opinion to rate a wine on its own merits and not because of its country or brand.
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Indiscriminant Drinker: 22/07/07 - 29/07/07
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Monday, 23 July 2007. The Effects of Climate Change in the Wine Industry. Climate change is something that has been getting a lot of press for some time now. The facts are undeniable and people all over the world are already feeling its effects; Tidal surges and flooding in the Pacific, melting glaciers and ice caps, larger storms than normal and the warm summers that we have had during the last decade. Europe will have the biggest problem though. The rest of the world can adjust easily to this clima...
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Indiscriminant Drinker: 12/08/07 - 19/08/07
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Sunday, 12 August 2007. Riesling - The Rebirth. Fairleigh Estate, Single Vineyard Riesling, 2006, Marlborough, New Zealand. Clear pale lemon colour with a clean light aroma of petrol, toasted almonds and ripe pineapple. The palate is dry with loads of zesty acidity and flavours of lemon and lime with a medium finish. Could age for a few years and develop into a real treat. Knappstein, Hand Picked Riesling, 2006 Clare Valley, Australia. Weingut Dahmen, Riesling, 2005, Mosel, Saar, Germany. Willowbridge Dr...
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Indiscriminant Drinker: 01/03/09 - 08/03/09
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Sunday, 1 March 2009. Are you sick of hearing about the credit crunch? There are plenty of great wines for about £5. The paper said we are fucked so we better not spend any money this month love.'. If the an entire country holds onto its dosh what happens. we all suffer, because at the end of the day we all work for companies offering goods and services. Supermarket own brand wines are are great starting point. A lot of them are from good producers and regularly wine awards. So in these times whe...I wor...
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Indiscriminant Drinker: 02/09/07 - 09/09/07
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Friday, 7 September 2007. New Wine Tasting Notes Site. This is the new part of my site dedicated to. Every wine we try will be be posted here. Http:/ indiscriminant-drinkertastingnote.blogspot.com/. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Pinot Noir Grapes at Denbies Vineyard, Surrey. View my complete profile. New Wine Tasting Notes Site. Get a FREE guestbook here! Denbies Vineyard, Surrey, England. Do you like what you read? Indiscriminant Drinkers Tasting Notes. Drink the Good Stuff. Wines of the Moment.
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Karl and Aisha's Excellent Wine Making Adventure: Wine Review 1: Barbaresco "Che Storia" 2003
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Karl and Aisha's Excellent Wine Making Adventure. Saturday, December 29, 2007. Wine Review 1: Barbaresco "Che Storia" 2003. Our first official post will be a wine review, and as we move through the months towards grape buying and crush, we will attempt to put many different wines in front of you. In my online travels, I have found a great blog site called, http:/ winecast.net, and here is a link to a great podcast on the Nebbiolo grape http:/ winecast.net/category/varietal/nebbiolo/. Fully matured, soft ...
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Karl and Aisha's Excellent Wine Making Adventure: RSS Hugger - A review for a new idea
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Karl and Aisha's Excellent Wine Making Adventure. Sunday, December 30, 2007. RSS Hugger - A review for a new idea. I have found a site called RSS Hugger and am quite excited. I believe their idea will help bloggers and avid blog readers find more obscure blogs with important content. For those of us who just want to write about our passions, and not get encumbered with advertising gimmicks, this seems cool. Anyways, here is there link, http:/ www.rsshugger.com/ and now back to the wine. How to make the f...
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Karl and Aisha's Excellent Wine Making Adventure: January 2008
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Karl and Aisha's Excellent Wine Making Adventure. Thursday, January 3, 2008. The search for Nebbiolo whole and crushed begins. Last week I started reaching out to my online community, and the growing community. My goals were twofold:. Posted by Karl Goldfield. Links to this post. Wednesday, January 2, 2008. What a wonderful New Year, some other wine tasted. I just wanted to share with everyone what a wonderful New Years Eve we had! Tobin James 2004 James Gang Reserve Syrah– While it was a nice long...
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Karl and Aisha's Excellent Wine Making Adventure: Our excellent adventure begins!
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Karl and Aisha's Excellent Wine Making Adventure. Friday, December 28, 2007. Our excellent adventure begins! At Harvest, we are going to buy a ton of Nebiollo grapes, the wonder fruit that makes the Barbaresca and Barolo's of the Piemonte region of Italy. It is a magical part of the world, and my wife and I dream of retiring there. So why not start emulating their wine. HOWEVER first things first and we have some work to do! A comment on format:. If you want to join us on this adventure, feel free to com...
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Karl and Aisha's Excellent Wine Making Adventure: What a wonderful New Year, some other wine tasted
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Karl and Aisha's Excellent Wine Making Adventure. Wednesday, January 2, 2008. What a wonderful New Year, some other wine tasted. I just wanted to share with everyone what a wonderful New Years Eve we had! While no Nebbiolo was offered, we did drink lots of big bountiful Zinfandel's, Cab's, and Syrah's. Our host, as all hosts should be was generous with his many wines from Paso Robles, Napa, and the Central Coast. Posted by Karl Goldfield. Labels: Random dinner party. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
