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Tag Archives: Provence
Now that Summer is here…
It seems we’ve been waiting a long time for Summer to show up! It’s almost the end of July, and today is one of the nicest days we’ve seen in a while here in the Capital city. We’ve had so much … Continue reading
Posted in Tasting, Varietals
Tagged Alvarinho, Campania, France, Greco di Tufo, Grenache, Italy, patio, Portugal, Provence, refreshing, Rolle, Rose, summer, Syrah, vinho verde, white
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The Marrenon Triplets
Sometimes some great value wines come along that completely blow me away. Without question, these little beauties certainly offered great flavour, quality, but most importantly value. Great little wines that are selling well, and liked so much, that these are … Continue reading
Posted in Tasting, Varietals, wine
Tagged Chardonnay, climate, France, Luberon, mediterranean, Merlot, Provence, Rhone Valley, Rose, soil, Syrah, terroir
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Thirsty Thirty-Something Thursday #14 – Provence
It’s been hot here. And I mean H-O-T. Quite unusual for this time of year in this neck of the woods. We are likely about two-three weeks ahead of where we normally are for this time of year. I look … Continue reading
Posted in Thirsty Thursday, Varietals, wine
Tagged aioli, Cinsault, food, France, Grenache, hot, mediterranean, pink, Provence, Rolle, Rose, sauces, summer, Vermentino
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Time for a Little Pink?
Is it too early to start on the pink? To start drinking and savouring rosé? With the Vernal equinox only 2 days away, I say GO FOR IT!! At the store I manage, we LOVE rosés! Today (Wednesday) is delivery … Continue reading
Portugese Pink
‘Tis the season for rosés!! I’ve never been a big rosé fan to be honest, but lately, I’ve been tasting some real beauties, and as the weather warms from spring to summer, you can bet I’ll be cracking a few … Continue reading