Carr 2016 Sangiovese Santa Ynez Valley: It’s easy to think that not enough Santa Barbara wineries make Italian
varietals when you enjoy this Carr sangio. Or, perhaps just enough make
them, as sangiovese makes up less than one percent of all red-wine
grapes grown in California. You’re not going to find many straw-covered
bottles of chianti here.
Want to read the rest then do so at the Independent's site.
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Tuesday, January 15, 2019
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Wines Die in Hot Cars
If The Weather Channel can be believed -- and since we're not asking them for the forecast, let's assume so -- if the air temperature is 90º F, it will be up to 124º F inside your car in 30 minutes. We all know enough not to leave our children or dogs in a car on a steamy day like that, but this column is about other babies that also do poorly in such heat: bottles of wine. It's easy if you're out visiting wine country to buy a few here, then a few at the next stop, then stop for a picnic lunch.... In the meantime those recently purchased prizes that tasted so good in that cave setting or thanks to the flirty pourer's charm at the tasting room is turning on you before you even get home.
Want to read the rest then do so at KCET's Food Blog.
Want to read the rest then do so at KCET's Food Blog.
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