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What an ex-lover and commercial wine had in common

I recently pulled out my old book and started to read at random and thought I'd share some of it. Many of you reading might not know that my... read more →January 15, 2022No CommentsLooking for Natural Wines

On Pét-Nat, Soup Dumplings, and Chemo (At Least I Can’t Taste the Mouse)

Tracy Kennard wrote this important piece for the TFL this summer. In honor of her beautiful soul and spirit, I'm making this free for all. Her memory will be... read more →November 16, 2021No CommentsArticles

October Check-in

What was it like to dust off my passport? It was brilliant! From the moment I hit Delta and ran for my ritual martini I was off and flying.... read more →October 9, 2021No CommentsUncategorized

David Keck in Vermont: What Could Possibly Go Wrong? Ha ha!

Not much to report on this muggy week. Been dealing with A/C and plumbing issues. Is Mercury still in retrograde? Why don’t I know? This is the question, after all... read more →July 19, 2021No CommentsUncategorized

The TFL Syrah dinner and a beautiful essay by Tracy Kennard

The Rhône dinner at Vinegar Hill House was delicious (thank you Jean Adamson) and fantastic. At least we thought so. Did you? It’s always a good sign... read more →July 2, 2021No CommentsUncategorized

La Montañuela: The Future of Vermont

I spent May Day in Vermont, catching up on the wines that I had tasted pre-bottling from the 2020 vintage and finishing my visits. I rented a car in Hudson.... read more →May 27, 2021No CommentsUncategorized

A Vine Grows in Vermont

Perhaps you’ve heard, there’s been, yet again, devastating early frosts throughout France and in other parts of Europe, such as Northern Italy. This was very early on in the vintage, at... read more →May 11, 2021No CommentsUncategorized

At lunch with Becky and Russell  

Today is the very remarkable Becky Wasserman Hones' birthday. Being stuck here instead of over there in France where I should be, she is fiercely on my mind. Our connection... read more →January 18, 2021No CommentsUncategorized

The Men are Afraid of the Women

It’s the end of the year and I should be bringing glad tidings and happy wishes for the Solstice. I should try to scrounge up some of the... read more →December 18, 2020No CommentsUncategorized

Hallowi’ne in Cahors

Several years back I went to visit a majestic place in Cahors, Chateau Lagrezette, and had, well, a very significant ghost sighting that still raises the hair on my arms. ... read more →October 31, 2020No CommentsUncategorized123...9

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I'm hunting the Leon Trotskys, the Philip Roths, the Chaucers and the Edith Whartons of the wine world. I want them natural and most of all, I want them to speak the truth even if we argue. With this messiah thing going on, I'm trying to swell the ranks of those who crave the differences in each vintage, celebrate nuance and desire wines that make them think, laugh, and feel. Welcome.

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