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There’s a natural mystic blowing through the air..
“..and if you listen carefully now you will hear, that his could be the first trumpet, might as well be the last. Many more will have… read more
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Flying pigs… can they really?
“Pigs may fly, William, but I doubt it!”, and as we end the month of May 2020, this our 10th or is it our 11th week of… read more
Three Wines in a Bottle
Three Wines in a Bottle (to say nothing of the barrel) by William P Hancock WH, U$19.99, pp.34 Self-published by wine merchant Will Hancock, this 34-page… read more
I have a dream…
Or in this case, last night I had a dream that I could actually remember, for a change, having just stumbled out of bed this morning…. read more
Oh what joy in the open air freely to breath again
Well thank you for that Fidelio. And for those of you who are not familiar with Fidelio, first performed around 1805, it happens to be L.V.B’.s… read more
March Recipe – Roasted Armadillo
Ingredients: Armadillo – 1 fresh Oil – 1 cup Vinegar – 2 cups Red pepper – 2 chopped Garlic – 3 cloves Cloves – 2 crushed… read more
BREAKING NEWS: Alcohol kills VCOVID-2019 (aka: Coronavirus)
Great news! Fantastically good news from WHO (knock knock) as the headlines today read that Alcohol kills Coronavirus. So, you can all stay at home, read books, watch… read more
Greta’s no wine January algorithm
After Christmas’19 one of the first emails I received was an email, between you and me I actually think it was a ’round-robin’ message, but it… read more
What’s a Claret when it’s not a Claret?
Well, having just had the privilege of a pre-luncheon tasting, twelve vintages of ‘Vigna d’Alceo’ from Castello dei Rampolla (Yes, you got it right, that excellent Toscano… read more
Lo-Fi Vintage Report: 1815
`Freude, schöner Götterfunken`(Ode to Joy!) and having spent most of one`s December & the January holiday at home, I managed to free up some much needed time… read more