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nikkis6
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Posted on Tue, 10.05.2010 @ 18:00
great story!
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bbm3242
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Posted on Mon, 11.24.2008 @ 11:49
Your stories are so good!!! I enjoy it so much. It takes me to a place far away from Miami.
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BBach1234
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Posted on Thu, 11.06.2008 @ 16:15
I always wonder...is your life exciting because you love wine or does your love of wine make your life exciting?! In any case its always a joy to read the best reviewer of wine/food in the nation.... Read more
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d_virtuoso
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Posted on Mon, 11.03.2008 @ 17:26
I love the way you framed this story. As someone who is a novice in this arena and still learning, I appreciate your descriptive writing style. It's very informative fun to read.... Read more
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REDnBUBBLY
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Posted on Mon, 11.03.2008 @ 14:38
chateauneuf du pape...heavenly
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trmatthews
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Posted on Mon, 11.03.2008 @ 14:30
I enjoy your columns; you offer a fresh voice and a distinctive perspective in wine writing. Thomas Matthews Executive editor Wine Spectator... Read more
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itsallgood
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Posted on Mon, 11.03.2008 @ 11:55
Very nice story. I love the writer's passion for the grape and total immersion into language and story. And I am happy to hear world wine stories, as in Haiti, North Miami Beach, Senegal. Please don't stop. ... Read more
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kingaswad
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Posted on Mon, 11.03.2008 @ 11:52
A brilliant story takes the reader on a journey into the writers imagination and a brilliant writer allows the reader to take them with them...now i'm thirsty... Read more
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ErinHilburn
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Posted on Mon, 11.03.2008 @ 11:27
Cheers, Dinkinish. Your words paint perfect imagery. As I read, I could picture very vividly everything you described. Thank you for sharing.... Read more
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EnoEd81
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Posted on Mon, 11.03.2008 @ 11:02
Definitely amongst your best columns. I have always loved the Rhone, Chateauneuf-du-Pape in particular. Love the comparison to the flourless black forest cake... Read more