Archive for October, 2010

Lamb and Italian Wine for Dinner…

Lamb and Italian Wine for Dinner…

| October 25, 2010 | 1 Comment

What was for dessert? A few Bat Nuts, of course.

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A Tale of Two Temps … or so

A Tale of Two Temps … or so

| October 24, 2010 | 3 Comments

I’m quite the advocate (Wine Advocate … get it?) of cooler temperatures for red wines than what we’re used to. We Americans tend to think that “room temperature” equals “warm.” Kind of how many Americans tend to think that “Chihuahua” equals “cute.”

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MPV – We’re Baaack!

MPV – We’re Baaack!

| October 17, 2010 | 0 Comments

So along I come with MirePoix Vegas, another one. Am I out of my mind? Probably. No new news there. Not that it ever mattered anyway.

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Snarling at Snooth Over Zin!

Snarling at Snooth Over Zin!

| October 16, 2010 | 1 Comment

I’m a Paso Robles Zinfandel fan, and I grabbed some popcorn as I prepared gleefully for the carnage. Paso Zins were going to kick some serious Napa butt, right? But as I read through the article – with horror, I might add – that was not to be. Not because Paso Zins were bad. They just weren’t invited to the party.

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MirePoix Vegas – Coming Soon to a Kitchen Near You!

MirePoix Vegas – Coming Soon to a Kitchen Near You!

| October 10, 2010 | 1 Comment

MirePoix Vegas is a blog about food. Whether I’m talking about an ethereal meal of caviar and truffles (ha! like that ever happens!), a really great restaurant experience, a new recipe, a new Food Network program, or just sharing how well organic beef hot dogs pair with a five dollar bottle of red (pretty damn good, by the way), it’s going to be about all aspects of the food experience.

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Great Grapes at Grape Expectations!

Great Grapes at Grape Expectations!

| October 9, 2010 | 1 Comment

Having a “winery” in the truest sense of the word in Nevada is illegal if the county has more than 100,000 people. Just like a brothel. See the connection? Well – except for possibly the good-feeling part – that’s pretty much where the similarity ends.

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