Book Review - "Red, White, and Drunk All Over" by Natalie MacLean
Written By: Kasey Carpenter on Thursday, July 3, 2008
Natalie Maclean's take on the wine life, complete with intriguing anecdotes and quotes.
"Red, White, and Drunk All Over" is reviewed by Kasey Carpenter Call it a memoir, an autobiography of sorts. Natalie MacLean has been around when it comes to the world of wine and writing, winning four James Beard Journalism Awards and contributing to any and all manner of food and wine publications. But this isn't some self-indulgent...read more
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2002 Rex Hill Pinot Southern Oregon
Written By: Michael Zimberg on Thursday, July 3, 2008
Complex nose of earth, mushrooms, and pine needles. Somewhat closed and austere. With more fruit would be great. It has all the other elements. Drink up- don't think this will improve. Maybe a bad bottle? Not enjoyable.
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2004 Artadi Vinas de Gain
Written By: Michael Zimberg on Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Rockin. Tastes expensive. Lovely velvet, graphite, mocha and cedar make up the very complex nose. Lush and expansive on the palate, with long, smooth tannins. Very well put together. I am a fan. Still needs more time. With my wife's salmon with spiced red wine.
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How to Get A Comped Meal At A High End Restaurant
Written By: Alexandra Perez-Urbina on Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Chef Alex shows us her inside method of getting great chow...for free!
In my miniscule twenty-seven years of experience, I have savored two surreal experiences: walking through the streets of Prague, and eating at a new, esteemed establishment without having to worry about the tab. For a college student -- actually, for most people -- dining at a fine establishment with little worries about the price is...read more
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2004 Pine Ridge Crimson Creek Merlot
Written By: Michael Zimberg on Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Full, dark ruby. Lively, subdued pretty small berries and tell-tale leather. A pretty, more feminine style of Merlot. Lots of tannins and acid in on the finish, however, but integrated well. Not very Californian. Works well with a steak. Will improve with a few more years in the cellar.
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Making Wine Part of a Healthy Lifestyle
Written By: Alexandra Perez-Urbina on Monday, June 30, 2008
Do you often consider making small changes in lifestyle to improve your health? If so, read this guide to integrating wine into your routine.
Alcohol, especially red wine, can be beneficial to our health, and considerable research has been done on the subject. Flavenoids in wine can help reduce cardiovascular events. Furthermore, the University of California-San Diego did a study that uncovered that moderate, daily wine drinking can improve liver health -- but how much is too much?...read more
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Book Review - "Red, White, and Drunk All Over" by Natalie MacLean
