Virtue

• November 2016

  Tell us more about the dog, Fox.And why shouldn't Trump think he can ... ... ... that paragon of business virtue, the high-stakes real-estate developer market, not to mention income tax aspects of same?&nbs Read More

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• October 2016

  Came across this web page for Snooth, thought it was interesting.Who's applying? http://www.snooth.com/jobs/ Read More

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• December 2015

  JD - if you want to understand the different terroirs, one of the best things ... age nicely. They have the virtue of aging more quickly than some other wines, so at ten or fifteen years you can drink a fairly mature wine rather than one that's just starting to show its age. Those wines are what Burgundy should be, and was until it went haywir... Read More

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• November 2015

  I'm pretty bad about naming the 10 different Crus of Beajolais but the article I have linked does a good job of explaining it, and maybe I'll be getting closer to becoming familIar with them, because taking a shot on a bottle of J.P. Thevenet last week for Turkey Day really turned my head. It has that direct and effortless quality with good back... Read More

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• November 2015

  OT - either of those would be good choices.Al - those wines are not put into ... point. The wines have the virtue of being able to live for a very long time after release, but they don't need to. Most people on this forum drink wine within five or ten years of release, so a 1994 would qualify as "old" for a lot of people and in fact, it will h... Read More

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• October 2015

  Rimmerman!  (sounds like Newman!) I really try hard to ignore his emails ... 9 + 90 = a winding road to virtue, eventually one must stop, then turn, to climb or fall.I often say this but I'm going to repeat...This is not a joke - the blue line $ below is real and the wine has the finest provenance available.It was probably obvious but...ONE SH... Read More

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  October 2015

  5 Year Anniversary Red Blend

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  Many things can affect your opinion when experiencing a wine for the first ... ... red liquid. Patience was our virtue and it was worth the wait because the final concoction was one to remember.This Noboleis 5 Year Anniversary Red is a blend of Norton, Chambourcin, and Cabernet Sauvignon all locally grown in Augusta, Missouri. In the glass, de... Read More

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• October 2015

  Secret Santa 2015 was a success!  We eventually figured out who the senders and recipients were based on past drinking habits and assorted sleuthing.  Some bottles were consumed quickly but others are in storage awaiting the right moment to enjoy them.  Thanks to everyone for participating.  Final pairings are listed below:JONDERRY - received bo... Read More

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• September 2015

  I suppose I should make a more proper introduction, Becky.  It is a ... is not a novice by virtue of the volume of wine he's experienced" does need a bit of explanation.  Relative to a lot of people here, I have exerienced a fair volume of wine.  However, that is mostly because I am the oldest person around here.  Compared to most of the contri... Read More

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• September 2015

  Welcome Becky,I love that you declared your intentions.  Most new people ... ... EMark is not a novice by virtue of the volume of wine he's experienced.  I'm the only novice and I live in Canada.  Not known really for wine, but out west in BC we do a darn good job.What are some of your favourite wine Read More

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