Tag Archives: pinot noir
Sea Smoke Cellars: California Cult Classic
21 Dec
Sea Smoke Cellars: California Cult Classic Sea Smoke is one of a handful of California Pinot Noir producers whose fruit-powered style has quickly captured the attention of pinotphiles. Bob Davids, a Burgundy aficionado and CEO of a highly successful computer game company, acquired 350 acres of farmland overlooking the Santa Ynez River in 1999 and began development of the 105-acre Sea Smoke Vineyard the same year. He chose south-facing hillside bluffs situated above (more…)
CONTEST: Finding a New Name for US Made Bubblies
25 Nov
Your Name goes Here:
New Name for US Made Bubblies…
In a recent post on enobytes Pamela Heiligenthal wrote a great blog on Champagne and whether or not US producers should be allowed to use the word Champagne on their labels…read more about this post here
To put this matter to rest once and for all let’s find a name that is as American as Apple Pie and clearly tells the consumers that what they are buying cannot be confused with Champagne or any other sparkling wine produced within a specific place of origin (ie Cava, Prosecco, Sekt…).
So grab yourself a glass (of whatever usually get your gray matter active) and be the first to come up with the winning entry. YOU TOO CAN BE A WINNER!
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