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Quartets for All (Piano/Conductor). Composed by Albert L. Stoutamire. For Piano/Conductor. Mixed Instruments - Flexible Instrumentation; Quartet. Book. 24 pages. Published by Belwin Music (AP.PROBK01435).
Any combination and any number of instruments can play together in harmony. Woodwinds, brass, strings, and mallet percussion can have fun playing in like-instrument or mixed-instrument ensembles. Quartets for All covers a wide range of styles and music by composers from baroque through contemporary eras. Difficulty ranges from grades I through III. The pages are laid out in an identical manner in each book so that performers can quickly locate a point for discussion or rehearsal. No page turning is required while playing. Quartets for All meets the needs of classmates, friends, family, and neighbors who wish to play together for festivals, concerts or just for fun. Titles: Galiardo (Bull) * Seventh Symphony [Theme] (Beethoven) * Finlandia (Sibelius) * Tarantella (Prokofiev) * Promenade (Gretchaninoff) * The Death of Ase (Grieg) * March of the Men of Harlech (Welsh) * Prelude (Kabalevsky) * March (Gurlitt) * Happy Tune (Stoutamire) * Angeles We Have Heard on High (Carol) * Folk Song (Bartok).
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Yikes! Last day already. I've done so much—but not nearly as much as I wanted to. Problem is that you can't be everywhere at one time—though the kids here at Menlo certainly seem to do a good job of it!
Today is actually a special day—it's the Music@Menlo open house. The support from the community here is overwhelming. They fill the lecture halls and sell out the concerts. They buy up CDs and T-shirts and posters. There is a tremendous sense of pride over this little festival and the caliber of artists and education it brings here for three weeks every summer.
Starting at 8:30 this morning, 40 people turned out for coffee, pastry and the ears of Menlo Artistic Directors Wu Han and David Finckel. It was an opportunity to ask questions and make suggestions. There was a little grumbling about concert seating but everything else people had to say was overwhelmingly positive. One woman became choked up as she thanked them for bringing this remarkable event to their community.
For the rest of the day the visitors were free to attend coaching sessions, master classes and concerts. One of the highlights was a "Café Conversation" given by Minnesota Orchestra Concertmaster Jorja Fleezanis. She talked to a packed audience in the Spieker Ballroom about the importance of proper presentation for a musician. She covered everything from how to make an entrance to what to wear—or NOT to wear, as the case may be!
"You see more and more skin on stage these days," Jorja began. "Just remember, there's skin, and then there's SKIN! Don't perform in anything that's going make you feel uncomfortable."
From there I caught up with one of the young quartets attending the festival. This year, rather than just auditioning individual musicians and assembling quartets, pre-existing ensembles were permitted to apply as a group. As a result the phenomenally good and surprisingly young Attacca Quartet were frequently performing. I'd first spotted them performing during Michael Steinberg's Beethoven "Encounter" on Wednesday night. I couldn't take my eyes off of them. They looked as if they had some kind of an inside joke between them as they played. Always smiling, cocking eyebrows at one another and somehow JUST managing to keep from cracking up in the middle of Beethoven. When I sat down with SoJin, Amy, Andrew and Gillian I wasn't surprised to find them laughing and joking. Every once in a while one of them would look alarmed and say, "That wasn't 'on the record' was it?" I think they're these four are so lucky. All that talent and the ability to really enjoy the journey.
The final concert I attended was at St. Mark's. I haven't really talked about this space. It's a church with great acoustics and atmosphere. The stained glass windows are propped open- no air conditioning here. As the concert starts it's still fairly light outside but as the sun sets twilight literally fills the sanctuary. For two and a half hours I was mesmerized by the Miró Quartet as they performed four of Beethoven's Opus 18 quartets back to back. And as if that wasn't enough… the audience wouldn't let them go until they played an encore!
Well, that pretty much wraps up my short time at this extraordinary festival. My colleague Mary Lee told me "Menlo does things to people!" It certainly did something to me.
Ms Rico: My son Andrew is the cellist of the Attacca String Quartet. Menlo was the Attacca's culmination of a long summer which started immediately after Juilliard let out in May, and this may have been as hard as they have worked as a quartet. Their days were packed from morining to late at night. Opportunities to interact with world class musicians were unparalleled. They also got to coach the younger musicians, and Andrew enjoyed passing on the advice his coaches and teachers had given him over the years. This was a phenominal opportunity and I know that they all appreciated the chance to perform and learn in an extraordinary setting. Thank you for the kind words about the quartet. We were pleased to have had the chance to hear them perform live at Menlo. (we live two blocks from George Mason U in Fairfax, VA). We are looking forward to your broadcasts.


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OVERLAND PARK, Kan. – The top scorer and rebounder from the Johnson County Community College men's basketball team last season, signed national letters-of-intent to continue their playing careers at a four-year institution. Pat Jones, the team's leading scorer and conference MVP, will be heading to Lynn University in Boca Raton, Fla., and Preston Oakes, the Cavaliers top rebounder, has signed with Ottawa University in Ottawa, Kan.
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Editorial: New Whittle policy a wise move
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Craig Editorial Board, Jan. to March 2012
- Al Cashion, community representative
- Jeff Pleasant, community representative
- Bryce Jacobson, newspaper representative
- Bridget Manley, newspaper representative
- Chris Nichols, community representative
- Josh Roberts, newspaper representative
Our View
When it comes to events in Craig and Moffat County, they don't get much bigger than the annual Whittle the Wood Rendezvous, our community's signature summer offering. However, it only remains viable if it's family friendly. The decision by organizers to prevent visitors from bringing their own alcohol was the right call in keeping the event clean and safe.
A recent decision by organizers of the Whittle the Wood Rendezvous — the biggest and most important event in Craig and Moffat County — can go a long way toward ensuring the annual summer event remains a viable offering for local and out-of-town families.
Organizers recently announced that visitors to the 12th annual Whittle the Wood would not be allowed to bring their own alcohol, a change in policy from recent years.
Organizers said the decision was made because an event in Snowmass Village created a stir with the state's open container laws and it was best to avoid a similar situation here.
Prompted by the law or not, the decision to limit alcohol to concessions was a wise one, the Editorial Board contends. As organizer Dave Pike told the Craig Daily Press last week, the event can now be a "little bit better controlled."
Although Pike said there have been few incidents of people being asked to leave Whittle the Wood in previous years, there remains nonetheless some families who steer clear of the event later in the day as the spirits flow more freely and the event becomes more rowdy.
Our community doesn't need that kind of label.
Whittle the Wood should be a big attraction that not only provides a fun offering for the community, but also a boost in outside dollars coming in.
Don't get us wrong — as it stands now, organizers do an admirable job of providing a decent environment. And, it shouldn't be left to them to police behavior, anyway — people should police their own behavior.
Sadly, for some, this doesn't always happen.
At any rate, limiting the amount of outside alcohol being brought in was a wise decision, and perhaps will keep more families at the event to enjoy what has become Craig and Moffat County's highlight of the summer.
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wellwell 3 years, 7 months ago
Though I thought that the compliants from the attendees started the action to the restrictions on alcohol, the move to a designated area for serving alcoholic beverages was a good action. I believe, and hope, that all the audience is well pleased with the availablity to their beverage of taste and desire, plus to their standard of listening please in the audience.
David Moore 3 years, 7 months ago
While I agree this is a great move, I am concerned that those who want to enjoy a beverage will be taken to the cleaners on the price of the alcohol. At about .25 cents a glass or cup, beer should never be $5.00 each, as I have seen at local concerts in other cities. Overcharging and gouging the public because hey, you wanna drink, you gotta pay, is flat wrong. Keep prices nominal and this will be a good thing, gouge people and they will sneak it in, go back and forth to cars or some other form of getting what they want without paying through the nose for it. I am in full support of this effort and think it will make the concert much more enjoyable by everyone, all I am asking is that the vendors of the alcohol think about their pricing before coming. I would pay $2.00 for a crappy Bud, but no more.
valleylocal 3 years, 7 months ago
DavidMoore, Please keep in mind that vendors selling beer/liquor are required to purchase liquor liability insurance, and other overhead costs are involved that the average patron doesn't realize. I believe this years vendor is charging $3 for Bud/Bud Light and $4 for Bluemoon, but don't 'quote' me on this. Your estimate of $.25 a cup is way off. I hope this clarifies some misconceptions.
David Moore 3 years, 7 months ago
Yeah, guess I didnn't realize about the other costs. If those are the prices, I think that is reasonable. I have been to music festivals where beer is upwards of $7.00 each, which is a ripoff no matter what they have to pay.
Ray Cartwright 3 years, 7 months ago
$3 & $4 per glass seems to be a good price. I for one don't mind paying that as both the Parrotheads and the Lions club are turning that moneys around in the community for good causes.
wellwell 3 years, 7 months ago
I agree with all that understand to agree! Now let's have fun!! All in agreement say "Parrrrttttyyyy!!!!
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Analytic Services is a not-for-profit institute based in Arlington, Virginia which provides analysis and studies in the areas of national security, homeland security, and public safety. Analytic Services was founded with the assistance of the RAND corporation in 1958 to provide services to the United States Air Force .
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I don't know if this thread really needs a part 2, but I wanted a chance to tell Pricklypear how much I like the Water Lilies kitchen. I love that glass mosaic, and your color choices play off it beautifully. The light has a watery appearance that goes well with the theme.
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Speak at Scala Days
We are thrilled to announce the sixth annual Scala Days will be held this year at Fort Mason in San Francisco on March 16th through 18th, 2015. There will also be a Scala Days Europe at the Beurs Van Berlage in Amsterdam on June 8th through 10th, 2015. Now is the time to submit sessions and reserve the date on your calendar!
Scala Days brings together developers from all corners of the world to share their experiences and new ideas around creating applications with Scala, Akka and Play Framework. Scala Days provides a unique opportunity for Scala users to interact with the key contributors to the language and related technologies.
The CFP for Scala Days San Francisco is now closed and we will announce the speaking lineup shortly.
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Marketing and it works. It just isn't Volleyball, look at what little girls and women wear for tennis vs. men.
Running, the short little skirts. Heck look even how women bare their legs in a dress or skirt to go to church or a wedding and men are covered in pants or a suit. Mens bathing suits at the beach are long, almost to the knee, what do women wear?


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Them niggas really think that it's a game but it's not
Niggas kept frontin' Brown got popped
Word on life word on my click
All a niggas really got in his life is his word and his dick
And I stay true to them like both of them laws
Niggas talk shit my click's not ridin' them dogs
Niggas hate me cause broke and can't floss
Yo I cop coke cook it up or buy it cooked already
Like a '98 six wild like a Chevy
Yo I floss now, look how much my jewels cost now
I'm realizin' that you me so I hate y'all too
so both sides is hate so it's mutual
Beautiful, my guns make it shoot-able
Shoot at you send staff to clap you
Yo my name's Nori but only fam calls me 'Poppi'
That nigga's homo like the cat who killed Versace
Homo thug, yo I shoulda know sooner
My click stay in jail like Robert Downey Jr.
Like outlaw in the beacon, nigga we can
fuck wit' niggas think they live while y'all weaklings
I'm from Iraq, play the cut smoke mad trees
Buy my own business, concentrate on my cheese
Yo the door lock, four knocks and one symbol
I'm like '98 Live, you like Double Dribble
Aye yo, thugged out, no rules, playin' the game
Every man for hisself, just recievin' the pain
It's like you tall, 21, no out, just go hard
Rest in piece I gotta say to Yammy and Taj
It's like bitches never learn, money to burn
Yo I'm leavin' like me and Nate (I'm leavin'!!) let me say this
I used to rock to G-U-E with the SS
now I'm in the '98 black GS
Golden with kid in my shit, on some full grits headlights
Shit shine from Def Jam to Crown Heights
Now my click keep guns, time to fight
Open the flip on the star-tech and check the message
Cock ten Sprint phones caught a deal
What, one and the same like thugged out and Ill Will
It's all real, still from Iraq...
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Persimmon, American
American persimmon
Deciduous, Edible fruit, Trees
PERSIMMONThree kinds of persimmons are grown in the West. The native American species is a bigger, more cold-tolerant tree than the Japanese species, but the latter bears larger fruit—the kind sold in markets. The third type is a hybrid between the two. All three have inconspicuous flowers, are tolerant of many soils (as long as drainage is good), and are rarely bothered by pests or diseases.
Fruit of American, hybrid, and some Japanese persimmon varieties is astringent until soft-ripe; eat it before then, and tannins in the flesh make you pucker; eat it when the flesh is mushy and puddinglike, and the flavor is very sweet. To save the crop from birds, pick persimmons when they're fully colored (deep orange) but still firm, then bring them indoors to ripen. Nonastringent varieties are hard (like apples) when ripe, with a mildly sweet flavor; they can be eaten hard, but their flavor improves when they are allowed to soften slightly off the tree. All types can be used in cooking and baking.
Persimmon, American
Native to the eastern U.S.; grows best in Zones 3–9, 14–16, 18–23. Can grow to 15–30 ft. tall and about as wide, with attractive gray-brown bark that is fissured in a checkered pattern. Glossy green, broadly oval leaves to 6 in. long turn yellow, pink, or reddish purple in fall. Round, 1 1⁄2–2-in.-wide fruit is yellow to orange (often blushed red); very astringent until soft-ripe, then very sweet. Fruit ripens in early fall after frost; some varieties do not require winter chill. Both male and female trees are usually needed to get fruit.
'Meader' is self-fruitful; its fruit is seedless if not pollinated. 'Early Golden' has more-flavorful fruit; it needs cross-pollination for best crop.
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Couples feeling good, says he would retire if he wins
Fred Couples is 53, but he proved once again on Friday he still has the game required to win the Masters. Couples, the 1992 champion who...
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Fred Couples is 53, but he proved once again on Friday he still has the game required to win the Masters.
Couples, the 1992 champion who went O'Dea High School, carded his fifth birdie of the day at the 18th hole for a 71 and is one-shot behind 36-hole leader Jason Day.
"The last two days I've driven the ball nicely, so it seems like the same old course for me," said Couples, who shared the lead at the halfway point last year. "So then you get into, 'Am I good enough to play four good rounds in a row on a course like this?' It didn't happen last year. I was 4-over pretty fast on Saturday, which was a real bummer."
Another issue for Couples is his back, which has given him plenty of problems through the years. He said Friday he hasn't had an issue with it this week, and he'll be able to rest up before a late tee time on Saturday.
"I would like to have another run" at contending, he said. "Hopefully tomorrow will be a little different and I will play well and have a shot on Sunday. That's my goal. But I'm not going to kid you — it's a hard course."
Couples was ready to commit to the same promise he made last April, when he shared the lead after the second round.
"Yeah, I would quit," Couples said. "I'm going to quit when I win this thing. I swear to God, I'm going to retire."
Woods' drop
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ESPN reported late Friday night that Masters officials are expected on Saturday morning to review videotape of the drop Tiger Woods performed after his third shot hit the flagstick on the par-5 15th hole and then bounced back into the water.
If Woods is deemed to have made an incorrect drop, he will then be deemed to have signed an incorrect scorecard and would be disqualified.
Woods said afterward he dropped "two yards" behind his original spot, whereas the rules of golf state a player in this case needs to drop as close to the original spot as possible. During a CBS-TV highlights show Friday, analyst David Feherty viewed tapes of the drop and said he believed it was illegal.
Guan makes cut
despite penalty
Tianlang Guan, the 14-year-old phenom from China, became the youngest player in major championship history to make the cut when his two-round score of 4-over-par 146 was enough to play on the weekend at the Masters thanks to a rule that allows any player 10 shots from the lead to make the cut.
Guan had a second solid round for any player, but one even more spectacular considering he's a middle-school student.
Guan made 16 pars to go with bogeys on Nos. 4 and 7, but he was assessed a penalty for slow play and finished with a 3-over-par 75.
He began being timed on the 12th hole and received a first warning on the 13th hole following his second shot. He was penalized following his second shot on No. 17 when he exceeded the 40-second time limit, according to Fred Ridley, chairman of the Masters Competition Committee.
Guan said he respected the decision the officials made.
"If you're timed (for) only 40 seconds, it's pretty hard because you need to make a decision," he said. "The wind switched a lot. But that's for everybody."


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I'm a Louisiana native who has lived in the beautiful Pacific Northwest off and on for over 25 years. I have also lived in Santa Barbara, California and Paris, France. I'm following a vegan diet now for my health and also for compassionate reasons. My cultural influences are quite ecclectic: for example, when I lived in Paris my roommates were German, Polish, Scottish and French. My step-mother's family lived for decades in Venezuela and regularly cooked South American dishes. My years in SoCal taught me to enjoy salsa dancing and 'real' Mexican cooking. And of course, I was raised on one of the most unique cuisines in the world: Creole and Cajun cooking from South Louisiana. Throw years of Seattle vegetarian fare into the hopper and you have quite a mix of flavors, cultures and traditions.
I love food that has strong flavors but ironically I'm a Creole from Louisiana who can NOT eat red peppers! No Tobasco, no pic-a-pepper, no hot sauces. It's a crying shame! (Smile.) I make up for this 'shameful' lack of spicy flavor with lots of garlic, onion, bell peppers, garlic, pungent herbs and other yummy spices...oh, and GARLIC! ;-) I love discovering new ways to 'convert' my old family favorites to healthy, vegan fare. Here in Seattle, I love the Chinese and Thai vegan restaurants. And of course, I do most of my grocery shopping at the fabulous Puget Consumer's Coop (PCC) near Greenlake or in Fremont. I work long hours, so I like being spoiled by having recipe 'helpers' like prepared soups, really fresh bread and delicious vegan salad dressings at my finger-tips when I stumble in exhausted after work. But on the weekends I like to experiment, and this web-site gives me LOTS of inspiration!


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In 2009, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) requested that the Institute of Medicine (IOM) convene an expert committee to assess the certification or conformity assessment mechanisms needed to ensure the efficacy and effectiveness1 of non-respirator PPT. The IOM committee was tasked with examining various approaches to conformity assessment and with making recommendations on conformity assessment processes for non-respirator PPT (Box 1-1). As part of its data-gathering efforts, the committee was asked to plan and conduct a public workshop to examine the conformity assessment approaches used for a range of products used for protection (e.g., bullet-proof vests, personal flotation devices) as well as to examine the benefits of certification to worker safety. The committee's task also focused on PPT for healthcare workers during an influenza pandemic with the recognition of the broader implications for modifying conformity assessment processes for PPT.
The committee's task did not focus on respirator certification because that is a well-established process codified in federal regulations and conducted by the NIOSH National Personal Protective Technology Laboratory (NPPTL). Additionally, the committee was not asked to examine the certification of personnel. Although PPT products are used by the general public in settings that range from hobbies to home repair and maintenance to protection against infectious disease, this report focuses on occupational use and does not specifically address PPT for use by the general public.
The committee held three meetings from January to July 2010. Two of those meetings included public sessions with input from many perspectives, including NIOSH staff, other federal agency staff, PPT manufacturers, professional association and labor union representatives, standards-setting organizations, third-party testing and certifying organizations, and other stakeholders (Appendixes A and B). The public sessions (one of which was organized as a workshop) provided background information to the committee; information gained in the presentations is referenced in the report.


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Vent Haven ConVENTion 2003 A Rousing Success !
The 2003 Edition of the Vent Haven International Ventriloquists' ConVENTion was undeniable a rousing success, with attendance numbers coming in at 412 (the second largest VH ConVENTion ever).
Vents from 12 countries made their way to the "Mecca Of Ventriloquism", Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky to witness some world-class performances, lectures, and workshops.
Since this was the 100th birthday of vent-great Edgar Bergen, the entire ConVENTion was devoted to his memory and honor. Voice impresario Doug Preis not only put together a wonderful DVD featuring the life and times of Edgar Bergen and "Charlie McCarthy" (with footage seldom seen of Edgar) but he also brought down the house on the Saturday Night "Headliner" show by doing a radio show reenactment. Using an original "Charlie" borrowed from the Bergen Foundation, Doug played the leading character "Edgar Bergen" and was supported by actress Rita Marie Kelly (playing the roles of Mae West, Dorothy Lamour, and Bette Davis), and Alan Semok as the able foil to "Charlie" as he portrayed W.C. Fields. It truly the highlight of the entire eVENT.
Over the course of the three days (July 17-19) attendees were treated to great lectures on a variety of subjects including "Preparing A Television Spot" by Jeff Dunham, workshops ranging from Mark Wade's "Kid Bits" to Tom Ladshaw's "Combining Vent and Magic".
Many new faces made the scene at Vent Haven ConVENTion 2003. Master puppet maker and puppeteer Barry Gordemer showed the assembled crowd much about soft puppet manipulation , while Joe Gandelman handled the "Vent Ethics" portion of the workshops and Ruth Myers gave her views on "Taking Humor Beyond One-liners".
One of the unique features of the ConVENTion is the vent panels. Anything from "Vent Marketing" to "Booking Agents and Self-Bookers" gave the attendees much to think about and to hopefully implement when they returned home.
The "International Vent Panel", a standard part of each ConVENTion ,featured some standouts. Hosted by Dr. Stevo Schuling (Germany) and Japanese vents Takeshi and Shu Ikeda, Yvette Locke from Canada, and Yann Robert from Norway gave us insights into how they perform in their home countries.
Our own Lisa Sweasy did an outstanding job of giving an overview of the fabulous Vent Haven Museum. Lisa, the curator of the Vent Haven, spent many hours preparing a topnotch presentation on the treasures of this one of a kind place.
The shows were also standouts with Friday's show being MC'd by the very funny Clinton Detweiler and featured Nick Pawlow, Vikki Gasko, and Gary Owen.
Our Saturday "Headliner" show featured the newest Advisor to the Vent Haven, Tom Ladshaw, as MC with Yvette Locke and Gary Willner doing terrific jobs of entertaining the crowd. The Bergen Radio reenactment closed the gala event.
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Made by esteemed Sancerre producer, Henri Bourgois, it's no surprise that this wine has some of that character. Lemon and lime blossom aromas mix with notes of grapefruit, passion fruit, a hint of tarragon and a flinty mineral note. On the palate there is good texture due to some time on the lees supported by zesty acidity that leads to a long finish.
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2012 Mount Edward Pinot Noir Central Otago
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Simply put, the wines from Mount Edward may be the best direct import we've brought in for the category. The Estate offers aromas of plum, ripe black cherry, clove, some forest floor notes and a hint of dried orange peel. On the palate there is fine, tangy acidity with a light dusting of cocoa powder to the supple tannin structure. Fine balance and drive bring a long persistent finish.
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2012 Mount Edward Estate "Muirkirk Vineyard" Pinot Noir Bannockburn Central Otago
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The "Muirkirk Vineyard" is a bit more muscular and shows its Bannockburn spine derived from the schist and dense clay soils there. Wild thyme and spice permeate the black raspberry and dark cherry in the nose with earth and some meaty accents. On the palate the wine already shows a layered complexity that is concentrated and yet poised with superb balance, structure and length.
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2012 Mount Edward Estate "Morrison Vineyard" Pinot Noir Lowburn Central Otago
Review Date: 12-4-2014
The "Morrison Vineyard" brings the brighter side to the single vineyard Pinots with a lifted floral, rose petal bouquet along with plum and red fruit that dominate along with some spice notes. While elegant, there is good mid-palate weight that remains ethereal with signature purity, balance and expressive length.
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2013 Guy Saget "Marie de Beauregard" Vouvray
Review Date: 11-26-2014
This is a really lovely off-dry Vouvray that has a bouquet of dried apricot, lemon blossom, honey and wet stone. On the palate, the wine is rich with mouth-watering acidity and a fine persistent finish. One sip just brings you back for another, and for this price a whole lot of wine.
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2013 Savage "White" Western Cape
Review Date: 11-25-2014
As I said in the Savage Red review, Duncan Savage is making stunning Sauvignon Blanc at Cape Point Vineyards and this wine is singing! Made from a barrel fermented blend of 60% Sauvignon Blanc and 40% Semillon, the bouquet offers notes of lanolin, honeysuckle, kumquat, a hint of tangerine peel and a light nutty character. On the palate, the wine is rich yet with a fine citric acid line and mineral accents that lead to a long finish. Gorgeous stuff...Bravo!
Price: $34.99
2012 Savage "Red" Western Cape
Review Date: 11-25-2014
Winemaker Duncan Savage has been making stunning Sauvignon Blanc at Cape Point Vineyards since 2002, and in 2011 decided to make wines under his own name. I was fortunate to have lunch with him at his home (sorry Neil Martin, the surf must have been flat that day!...see white wine review.) a few years ago and his talent was clearly undeniable. Well, apparently he knows his way around red wines as well. The Savage Red has a traditional Southern Rhone feel with earthy mineral notes combining with raspberry, boysenberry, coco powder, clove, white pepper and some meaty "savage" accents. On the palate, there is good acid balance with a fine grained tannin structure that will reward 3-5 years in the cellar, or decant for an hour or two.
Price: $34.99
2010 Ostler "Caroline's" Pinot Noir Waitaki Valley North Otago
Review Date: 11-20-2014
The 2010 Ostler shows a darker edge and more body than any other Pinot in this cool, limestone laced Northern region of Otago that I have ever had. The nose is lifted with notes of violets , herbs, dark plum, black cherry and a mineral note. On the palate the wine is rich with medium to full bodied weight supported by good acidity and structure with a rewarding long finish. Yet another reason the Pinot Noirs from Otago are gaining deserved recognition.
Price: $39.99
2012 Greywacke Pinot Noir Marlborough
Review Date: 11-12-2014
Former Cloudy Bay winemaker Kevin Judd has knocked it out of the park with his 2012 Greywacke Pinot Noir. The bouquet opens with ripe raspberry, cherry, earth, clove, forrest floor and dried orange peel that is framed by light toasted oak that is perfectly integrated. On the palate there is good acidity giving a juicy mid-palate that is supported by dusty fine supple tannins and a long finish. Delicious.
Price: $29.99
2012 Elderton "Estate" Shiraz Barossa Valley South Australia
Review Date: 10-28-2014
I been visiting this property and the Ashmeads for well over a decade and before winemaker Richard Langford joined in 2003. In fact meeting Richard was an uplifting experience...literally. I was having dinner with John Duval (name drop)at the Vintner's Bar and Grill and expressively waving my hands in conversation, when I was lifted out of my seat by my forearms. Now I'm 5'8" on a good day, and Richard is about 6'6", so I remember it well, and we met the next day to barrel sample and have a more "grounded experience. His hand has been evident over the years with better balance and integration of wood being a focal point. The 2012 Shiraz which comes from some 100+ year old material that is matured in 600lt puncheons that shows a purity of brambly dark cherry and blackberry fruit. That is coupled with some bittersweet chocolate notes and a hint of winter mint on the back end of the palate. This is a pure and fine tuned Barossa Shiraz that is sure to please.
Price: $19.99
2012 Ad Lib (Larry Cherubino) "Avant Gardening" Malbec / Cabernet Western Australia
Review Date: 10-27-2014
Okay, there's a wee bit Cabernet Sauvignon in here. but Malbec is driving the train. The wine is soft and supple with ripe plum and new leather notes that combine with a fine tannin structure make this a steal for a every day house red wine. Both of the Ad Lib wines offer tremendous value for the money.
Price: $12.99
2009 Il Valentiano "Campo di Marzo" Brunello di Montalcino
Review Date: 10-1-2014
So often when tasting Brunello I'll find myself loving the wine, but also wondering when would I drink this to appreciate all that it has to offer. Well, this is your chance to enjoy a fine Brunello NOW. Sure, you can hang on to it, but it already shows multiple dimensions with tart dried cherry, cedar, a hint of tobacco, earth, spice and a whiff of tar. On the palate there is a supple fine tannin structure with balanced acidity supporting a long finish. I wish I had this last night with my grilled pork tenderloin. Okay Greg sue me...I had the '12 Baricci Rosso di Montalcino instead!
Price: $29.99
2013 Spring Vale Estate "Melrose Vineyard" Pinot Noir Tasmania
Review Date: 9-17-2014
From the cool region of Tasmania, the Spring Vale Pinot delivers a classic pretty, elegant Pinot Noir. The bouquet has lifted notes of plum, raspberry, strawberry and spice. This all sits on a delicate frame of a medium-bodied wine that offers the more feminine side of Pinot if not a version of a Fleurie or St. Amour from Beaujolais. Enjoy this with a favorite chicken or salmon dish, and even with a slight chill for an afternoon picnic.
Price: $15.99
2012 Oakridge Single Vineyard Series "Oakridge/Whitsend Vineyard" Shiraz Yarra Valley
Review Date: 9-15-2014
This wine shows the beautiful character of cooler climate Shiraz. The nose offers notes of white pepper, meats, camphor, and a mix of red and black fruits with plum and boysenberry in the mix. On the palate, there is good structure with ripe fine-grained tannins and very good length.
Price: Hidden
2011 Dog Point Pinot Noir Marlborough
Review Date: 9-8-2014
The Dog Point Pinot Noir has a lifted bouquet that offers brambly raspberry, cherry, cranberry, a floral violet note, sandalwood, light toasted oak (18 months in mainly used French oak), earth, clove and a hint of white pepper spice. On the palate the wine is medium-bodied with fine balance, supple tannins, and good length. Somebody throw this dog a bone!
Price: $28.99
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