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Entries from "August 2011"

The Well-Kept Wine

August 30th, 2011 · No Comments

Whether we’re talking Italy or America, it doesn’t matter. Someone has an opinion about the way one should treat a wine. I rather imagine this comes from deeper seated ideas about life, love and one’s place in the scheme of things. If one is the center of their universe or if one is watching the [...]

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A Little ‘ol Hurricane Ain’t Nothin’ to a Terrone

August 28th, 2011 · No Comments

I’ll be posting from Italy in the next week or so. Work takes me back again, this time for an educational trip with a couple of managers in my company. We’ll be meeting up with some of our winery friends in Franciacorta-land and Tuscany.
Before heading off though, I managed to meet a future client [...]

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Italian Wine Map Porn, Long Lost Cousins and My Favorite Fizzy Red in Austin

August 25th, 2011 · No Comments

Ron Wight and Scott Ota checking out the sexy Italian centerfold

Sometimes I think I should just shuck it all and live out of my suitcase. It seem like that’s pretty much what I have been doing all summer. And with a full fall schedule ahead of me, maybe it’s time to do the radical downsize. [...]

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Thinking Locally, Fighting Globally

August 22nd, 2011 · No Comments

“Just Do It” Photo by Samuel Aranda  for The New York Times

With events in Libya seemingly coming to a conclusion, I happened upon the NY Times Lens blog and looked back at six months of events in that country. A couple of images stood out. They referred to a larger identity, one beyond [...]

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Thinking Locally , Fighting Globally

August 21st, 2011 · No Comments

“Just Do It” Photo by Samuel Aranda  for The New York Times

With events in Libya seemingly coming to a conclusion, I happened upon the NY Times Lens blog and looked back at six months of events in that country. A couple of images stood out. They referred to a larger identity, one beyond [...]

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Tags: On the Wine Trail