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A Wine Lover’s Diary, part 975: A Concert, a Birthday Party, Burrowing Owl and 1755 Cellars
Saturday, May 10th: A Cappella Niagara performed our summer concert at the United Church in Font Hill. It was a rousing success, though no money was thrown. Monday, May 12th: My birthday. Many messages received from friends. I promised them … Continue reading
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A Wine Lover’s Diary, part 830: Dealcoholized Wine, Burrowing Owl and Other Delights
As a wine writer, I had never really taken dealcoholized wine seriously. It was rather like driving a Ferrari and never getting out of first gear. But, putting prejudice aside, I decided to accept some samples that were kindly offered … Continue reading
A Wine Lover’s Diary, part 785: Trading Grapes
Malivoire’s winemaker Shiraz Mottiar in Niagara traded a tonne of Pinot Noir with Dan Sullivan of Rosehall Run in Prince Edward County. I’m looking forward to tasting Dan’s wine from Niagara fruit. Here’s what Shiraz made of the Rosehall Pinot:
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A Wine Lover’s Diary, part 768: The Farm and other tastings
On August 9th I went to The Farm’s open house when they sell Kelly Mason’s wines. I tasted her portfolio with her.
