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• June 2010

  Trying to send a few wines from  our vineyard and winery, www.bookcliffvineyards.com to Natalie Maclean for review and need a distributor or licensed agent to import a few bottles from Colorado USA to ONT Canada.  Any help or advice here would be greatly appreciated.  Cheers. Read More

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• March 2010

  I started thinking about what wine to take to Easter Dinner and could not stop thinking about how yummy a certain sweet red sparkling wine would be with some marshmallow peeps. Its red fruit flavors and bubbles would be delightful with the spongy, gooey candy--so I said heck with the ham! What is your favorite wine to pair with Easter and Spring... Read More

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• March 2010

  HelloI came across a listing for Painted Hills wine here in PA for cheap. Anyone know who makes this wine. There seems to be no info on the web, no website, no noth'in. Help? SincerelyMorgan Sheahttp://RogueSommelier.com Read More

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• February 2010

  After the eastern snow storm this weekend, I have to ask--if you were snowed in and could only have one case of any wine--what would it be? Read More

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• January 2010

  I live in Southwestern, PA which is a pretty rich region for history of the French and Indian War. There's a great winery near Fort Necessity that names it's blends after historical people and things, such as the Jumonville Glen Red that I had this weekend ( an interesting and diverse blend of Cabernet Franc, Chambourcin and St. Croix--the latte... Read More

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• December 2009

  This week I interviewed a local wine maker here in Western Pennsylvania for my podcast. He makes all of his wines from hybrid grapes because they grow best here in Western PA. His logic is that pretty much once a decade we have a winter cold enough to kill vitis vinifera grapes and they would never be able to reach their full potential here. Do ... Read More

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• December 2009

  Your Message...Do you think that wine drinkers that live in states that have state run liquor monopolies have limited purchasing options or do you think they get a good deal because the state has more buying power to keep prices down?On our podcast this week, we talked with Mike Gonze the owner of Dreadnought wines, which is a wine distributor ... Read More

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• September 2009

  This week's East Coast Wine Geeks Podcast, was recorded on location at the new Kavic Winery in Carnegie, PA. We tasted 6 wines from their current collection. Find out how they rated and what events are coming up at Kavic on iTunes or http://www.eastcoastwinegeeks.com. If you happen to be from the Pittsburgh area, have you visited Kavic Yet? Read More

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• September 2009

  I was asked by a fellow snoother to write a bit about Norton wines after I had expressed some opinions regarding same in another forum thread. So in an effort to comply and, for what it's worth, share my humble knowledge of the subject, I present the following:I moved to Missouri in 1994 after having lived the prior ten years in Sonoma County, C... Read More

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• August 2009

  I'm just starting to try wine. Are there any good, non-expensive wines that are not too strong but will ease me into loving wine? I'm nervous on pairing the wrong foods that would ruin the wine. Read More

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