Wine

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Past Wine

Old World Reds

Good Day, Feastlings. While there’s no shortage of Syrah from Washington, Malbec from Argentina, or Pinot Noir from the Central Coast, once in a while, it’s nice to remember where they hail from, so Kevin’s pulling out a handful of reds this weekend that are true to their Old World roots.  If you want to […]

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AKA

Hello, Feastlings. For as many grape varietals as there are that crop up all over the world- and there are a lot of them- a number of them are grapes that appear in various climes under different monikers.  Some are easy to guess: Pinot Gris and Pinot Grigio are fairly obviously the same grape.  Grenache […]

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“Beefy” New World Reds

Hello, Feastlings. This week, Kevin pulls out reds from up and down the Americas, all with a delightful heartiness that offers backbone and ageability. And what’s more, one of them is on sale at a price that beats Costco.  That, coupled with a parking situation that decidedly also beats the retail giant, makes our wine […]

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Looking at the world through Rosé colored glasses

Happy impending Spring, Feastlings. This week, Kevin celebrates the rites of Spring with four tasty pink wines.  These aren’t the sweet wines you remember from your youth, either.  They’re crisp, fresh, dry, grownup Rosés you can be proud to serve alongside nearly any dish.  The tasting happens this Saturday at 2:00 pm, and chances are […]

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Similar to Something Very Familiar

Hey there, Feastlings. Remember “Sideways?” It’s that movie that made everyone eschew Merlot and start drinking Pinot Noir.  Regrettably, it neglected to inform them that it’s dramatically more expensive to produce good Pinot Noir than it is to produce good Merlot.  As luck would have it, however, Pinot’s got cousins all over the place, and […]

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Juan-y One Note

Queridos Feastitos, True, for those of us who don’t live in Spain or its environs, it’s easy to default to Rioja when we think of Spanish wine. It’s certainly a prolific region, and an age-old producer of excellent wine, but it turns out that Spain is a varied place, with a lot more to offer […]

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Germanic, but not necessarily German

Guten Tag, Feastlings, This Saturday’s tasting is for those of you who find yourselves in a Teutonic mood.  Still, while Kevin is bringing one German wine (from one of my favorite vineyards, Ürziger Würzgarten,) the other three hail from Italy and France where they abut their Germanic neighbors.  They’ve got crisp acidity, some with abundant […]

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Vin d’Amour

Hello, Feastlings, This Saturday’s wine tasting puts the Love in Lovey Dovey- Kevin uncorks wines appropriate to your Valentine’s Day needs.  Yes, they’re perfect for opening with your sweetheart, but it happens they’re each delicious in their own right, even on the 15th.  The tasting takes place here at Feast at 2:00 pm, this Saturday, […]

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Mmmmmmmm…Montepulciano d’Abruzzo

It’s a grape! It’s a region! It’s not the same thing as Vino Nobile di Montepulciano!  Get all the confusion that accompanies Montepulciano d’Abruzzo behind you this week when Kevin explains it all and offers kup four delicious examples of this tasty wine.  The tasting is this Saturday, February 7th, at 2:00 pm, and at […]

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The Seldom Seen Scene

Hello, Feastlings. While the last two Saturday tastings have been full up befire we even posted them on the website, this week’s tasting still has room in it, and in my humble opinion, it’s more exciting than either of the last two tastings.  Why?  Well, it’s composed entirely of wines you don’t get to taste […]

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