saharra69: Yes, I agree! I think for me it's opening my mind up a bit! I have been drinking wine for over 20 years but have pretty much made up my mind as to what I do and do not like. I have found for the past 10 years I have taken very little risk when it cam... moreYes, I agree! I think for me it's opening my mind up a bit! I have been drinking wine for over 20 years but have pretty much made up my mind as to what I do and do not like. I have found for the past 10 years I have taken very little risk when it came to trying new wine. I think just belonging to this site I will perhaps try different types of wine :-)
April 13, 2008
rjj → saharra69: thanks saharra...i'm very new to the wine world but it's exciting to have a place where i can meet people with the same wine interest...
April 13, 2008
saharra69: Hi Rebekah, thank you for the add. It's nice to meet so many interesting fun loving people. I gotta say that is such a cute cat! :0)
rjj → raj: well i do have to say i have never been asked that question ;) i've never scanned a bat or any pregnant animal for that matter :) teddy is my cats name and he was "thrilled" about his haircut!
April 6, 2008
raj: Hey Rebekah .. that one cute kitty. Almost looks like it has mitts on .. lol
So I've a question and I'm sure u get this a lot ... can u run a sonograph on a pregnant bat ? Or would it just not work ? ;)
April 6, 2008
JodiLee: Hi Rebekah! Thank you - I have to agree with you - they are the cutest! LOL I also have two cats, too! But, I daresay they are not nearly as cute as your kitty in your profile pic! =]
April 5, 2008
rjj → JodiLee: thanks for the add! i agree with raj...i love your dogs!!
April 5, 2008
Mark: Hi Rebekah, welcome to Must love Wine. If you have any questions about the site please feel free to get in touch.
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Sauvignon Blanc's origins are from Bordeaux being one of the two parents of cabernet sauvignon.
Some of the most easily recognized white wines with fresh, zesty aromas come from the Upper Loire Region at Sancerre and Pouilly-Fume.
A consistent challenger for the sauvignon blanc crown comes from New Zealand's Marlborough Region. While these wines lack the edge of the sauvignon blanc's from the Loire they make up for it with their exuberant leafiness, green sap, gooseberry and zingy lime.
The creamy, dry Graves style is grown in warmer regions like California and Australia.
The cooler regions of South Africa, Constantia and Darling Hills, produce a crisp, elegant sauvignon blanc as do the Casablanca and San Antonio regions of Chile.
As clear as the midday sun, Fume Blanc offers a light, crisp sensation that makes any food variety a feast of its own. A white wine with appetizing flavors of apple, olive, and herbal extracts. Raise your glass to Fume Blanc and enjoy every drop of its distinct smoky flavor. The essence of Fume Blanc surely comes from its seasoned concoction of all the good ingredients. Together they make the rightful blend that makes any simple dinner a dazzling occasion. The choice is yours. Do you want it sweet or dry? Only one thing is for sure, it makes a good combination with any seafood plate. Fume Blanc also helps relish the goodness of thick seasonings, sauces, and dips. If you're having stew, then Fume Blanc might be just the perfect ending even for herbal entrees and spicy dishes. Its light, sparkling taste goes well with pork, turkey, veal, and chicken.
Welcome to the Austin Wine Group. I'm looking for a couple of group leaders to to take over this group once we get it up and running. If you would like to organize or plan things please let me know. If you are in the area please join up. If you know of an event or tasting in the area please post it.
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