…knows how to safely enjoy raw fish. In this preparation, I made yellowtail tuna crudo but with a more Latin twist. Slices of avocado, pickled red onion, and topped with a brunoise of habanero peppers and some delicate lime zest. A little sea salt and pepper on top provided the perfect crunch with each savory bite.
Junmai Ginjo Genshu
Forest Grove, Oregon
$ 25, 18% abv.
American rice from California produced the superior saké. Bold pineapple …
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Terra Ignota is Latin for "Unknown Land". It was the name for the South Pacific region during intial mapping and exploration of Australia and New Zealand. As we are going to be exploring new and exciting wines from this region, we think this is a fitting title for our blog series on wines from this part of the world. Stay tuned for more!
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The name means "spirit of the soil" in Latin, and this one was a powerhouse of acidity. I found it a little harsh and bitter, but perhaps better enjoyed with food that will balance it out properly.
2011 Cataldi Madonna , Trebbiano d'Abruzzo DOC, $ 17
Light and gentle with a delicate body. A little small and lost in the shuffle, but something that I'd like to serve with quail and white asparagus for a calm first course.
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Bravium, Latin for "reward, price or gift," is a winery featuring traditional, minimalistic winemaking by proprietor Derek Rohlffs. Rohilffs is a graduate of University of California at Santa Barbara in Environmental Studies and completed his winemaking course work at University of California at Davis. He has made wine since 2000 ...
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The wine fair will start on Thursday evening accompanied by rhythmic Latin music. The Baron Gardens, located in the historic part of Rosh-Pina, will host the festivities and the participating wineries, larger and well established commercial wineries side-by-side with smaller boutique wineries. Entrance is free and a professional tasting cup will be sold for the price of NIS 50.
Participating wineries list and further details: www.wineland.co.il
May 8th & 9th
6PM to 11PM
White …
…especially in the last five years where I was treated like "persona non grata." That's Latin, by the way, for being treated like "shit."
The first time happened in the Willamette Valley of Oregon. We were on vacation and chose to leave our wine-related business cards at home. We didn't want to talk wine-speak in public. We just wanted to sip, enjoy, and learn something new. The offending winery had two women behind the bar and no doubt it was time for both to …
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I have two family friends—Sam and Nathan Greenberg—who went to high school at Cambridge Rindge and Latin with Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the 19-year-old Boston Marathon bombing suspect who is at large. They both say they can't square the terror he is accused of sowing this week with the boy they knew from sports and just around school.
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…cross section of symbols. The "state bird" of France is the rooster. (The Latin word for both " France" and "rooster" is "Gallus," interestingly enough.) One of the winemakers that crafted these creations enjoys a good dance after imbibing. Alas, he apparently has (in a phrase I'll steal from my mother) "more enthusiasm than rhythm on the dancefloor." His style is, according to the information sheet, "the French version of the Chicken Dance…
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Preface To The Silver Top
It's just a fact. When you see pages, sooner or later, you're going to find a Preface. This one just happens to be a Cabernet.
Authors can't help themselves, you know? They write a whooooole book, but they've still got to throw in a tiny little explanation about what you're about to read. That's called "the preface" most of the time, and we think "preface" is Latin for "got this one past the editor, ha ha ha!"
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