The Rhone valley produces many great wines such as Hermitage and Chateauneuf du Pape. It also produces great value wines such as Cotes du Rhone. Straddling both categories are some very good wines at reasonable prices including wines from the… Continue Reading
Human beings have been drinking wine for thousands of years, leaving all manner of evidence behind. From literary and historical texts, to mythological and religious works, wine is ever-present on the page. Archaeologists have unearthed wine-related objects all across the… Continue Reading
Cline Cashmere ($15) Ixel Balamke’s wine notes Color – Garnet. Aroma – Red berry fruits. Initial Taste – Mainly cherries but also a hint of plum. Has a crisp acidity to it, hence will pair well with meats, pizza, mushrooms,… Continue Reading
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. 0=2 blog will now feature on Thursdays just before the weekend, wine tasting notes on affordable wines (ie under $20). Since we all have Gnostic Masses, fraternal gatherings, etc.… Continue Reading
The following is an interesting article on the history of the corkscrew. Since I’m such a wine lover, I thought that it was appropriate. http://vinepair.com/wine-blog/history-of-the-wine-corkscrew/