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Quarantine: 14 days of Isolation Wines- Day Two
After surviving day one with happy bubbles watching a Netflix movie or two, reading the latest news on COVID-19, I awake to get ready for work, put my uniform on, and ensure my hand sanitizer is in my purse. What … Continue reading →
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Tagged bottles, bubbly, COVID-19, Cremant, France, isolation, open, quarantine, staying home, virus
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Quarantine: 14 days of Isolation Wines- Day One
Here we are. I’m not the first person to be blogging about COVID-19 in some capacity, and I certainly won’t be the last. Many of us have a lot of time on our hands these days, so writing and now … Continue reading →
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Tagged bottles, bubbly, COVID-19, Cremant, France, isolation, open, quarantine, staying home, virus
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The World of Yalumba
In 1849, a vineyard was planted in Angaston, South Australia, which now makes Yalumba the oldest Australian family winery. Yalumba is also part of an elite group of families in Australia, called ‘First Families of Wine’, with the 12 families … Continue reading →
Posted in Education, Tasting, wine
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Tagged Adelaide, Alberta, Ambassador, Angaston, Australia, barrels, bottles, Cabernet Sauvignon, Caley, claret, cooperage, Family, launch, maturation, oldest, Shiraz, Smith, winemaking, Yalumba, yeast
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