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What to do about secondary apple branches growing straight up?
My 4-year-old GoldRush tree has some secondary branches which are growing straight up and through the center of the tree. What do I do about these? Should I prune them off, should I try to tie them down to make them go more horizontally, or something else?
Thanks for all advice. I am slowly getting a bit of a hang for this whole pruning/training thing and it seems as if there are endless decisions to be made. My tree never looks like the pictures I see, and there's always something about which I have no idea what to do. Quite interesting though!
You've got the right idea. You can tie or weigh vertical branches down so that they will start fruiting in future years, or if it will be too much trouble doing that, or if there are too many verticals that will just shade the lower branches too much, you can just prune them off. You'll probably need to do the same thing each and every year for the life of the tree if you want to maximize fruiting wood and sunlight penetration into the lower portions of the tree.
In the end, it's your tree, and it's up to you how much effort you want to put into training it and pruning it into the form that you want, because the tree doesn't know what's best for you -- the tree basically only knows how to grow either up or out in a response to maximize sunlight to all its leaves, not to the fruit or fruit buds. It is therefore up to you, and not the tree, to shape the tree any way that you want, to maximize fruiting and sunlight penetration, or whatever your goal is. Prune that puppy into shape. Or not. It's your tree and your decision. And you can take pleasure in all of it, from stick to bud to fruit to stomach.
Without a photo it's hard to know what you need to do but Goldrush is a sure fruiter and everything spurs up and flowers. I wouldn't bother spreading uprights on it at all and if they are so vigorous just cut them out. If you are letting the branches grow and aren't heading them back the tree should rapidly calm down and make fruit. It produces adequate secondary wood without much manipulation and even the scaffolds needn't be spread.
Thank you both. Dmtaylor, I like your approach -- very reassuring.
Harvestman, one thing I don't understand: when you say "the scaffolds needn't be spread" -- do you mean you don't need to make sure they're at at a 60 -75 degree angle from the trunk; or do you mean the levels don't need to be far apart?
The vertical branch I'm worried about is about to hit a horizontal branch above it. So I know I've got to do something. I guess from what you're saying I should just cut it out.
Finally, I planted this tree as a whip in spring 2009. Do you think it would be okay this year to let it bear a couple of apples?
Thanks again.
For me, Goldrush tends to produce scaffolds of the proper angle without spreading so I don't have to bother. If your tree isn't doing that I wonder if it's properly labeled as this is a variety I manage quite a number of trees- mostly on MM111.
Yes, you should probably just cut it out.
If the tree has established well you should be able to let it fruit but it depends on the relative vigor and rootstock of the tree- not just it's age.
I got the tree from Adams County, and certainly hope it's actually Goldrush.
Most of the scaffolds are indeed at the correct angle. There are a few small ones that I've spread slightly.
I'm sure I've been doing some things unnecessarily. This is the first apple tree I'm growing myself I am undoubtedly hovering over it. But I've been learning a lot.
The tree is doing well and is quite large. Letting it produce a few fruits would at least tell me for certain if it's the correct variety.
Adam's should be reliable. If most angles are forming they way you want I wouldn't worry about it. To me, Goldrush is as close to a self-training tree as I grow. This means I only prune to make room for max light and air and I don't have to prune much to accomplish it.
I hope so! With all the doting I do, it oughta be.
But, I'm speaking in ignorance since I don't know what an average tree its age looks like. But it's probably about 9 feet tall on MM111.
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Dr. Sanjay Rajagopalan, MD
Cardiovascular Disease
- 22 S Greene St
Baltimore, MD 21201
- 1 Location
- (410) 328-6299
Dr. Sanjay Rajagopalan graduated from the Stanley Med Coll, Dr M G R Med Univ, Madras, Tn, India in 1990. He works in Baltimore, MD and specializes in Cardiovascular Disease and Vascular Surgery. Dr. Rajagopalan is affiliated with University Of Maryland Medical Center.
Gender: Male
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Cardiovascular Disease, Vascular Surgery
Medical School: Stanley Med Coll, Dr M G R Med Univ, Madras, Tn, India; Graduated 1990
22 S Greene St
Baltimore, MD 21201
(410) 328-6299
Fax: (410) 328-4382
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Medicare Accepted: No
Medicaid Accepted: No
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"Room needs a small redo"
Only real complaint would be that there were two high back club chairs in the crammed room with table. Unable to move chairs to use table and would have preferred a desk and chairs. Clean and good location. No other issuesGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Just ok"
Needed to stop for the day. Breakfast was not great just OLGenuine Expedia guest review
Clean, good value, will stay again when traveling that way!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Not recommending this place to anyone"
Double room seemed okay till shoes came off. Floor seemed like it hadn't been vacuumed in forever, shoes went back on. Went into bathroom and the towels were previously used-looked like make up but I wasn't really sure. Scared to even shower! King room would never get cool. Every time I walked past TV the picture went fuzzy. Girl at front desk said […] nothing she could do, she doesn't know how to work on TV's. Went into bathroom and the first towel I picked up smelled musty. Next morning went to take a shower and I thought the whole bathtub was going to fall threw the floor. I could tell the people in the next room had same issue as I could hear when they took shower. Next morning went to front thinking Coffee and it was extremely bad. Looked at their little refrigerator that had 3 shelves. Each shelf had 1 container of yogurt. Their bread container had 2 slices of what looked like day old bread. Wasn't getting a complimentary breakfast here. When I went to check out there was a man, who I presume was the owner, sitting behind desk. He NEVER even acknowledged me. He started yelling to a woman who came and waited on me. She never asked was everything okay. Took the room keys and handed me my receipts. I said Thank You and she said your welcome-shouldn't it have been the other way her thanking me for my money!!! WILL NEVER STAY HERE AGAIN. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
Trains were quite loud early in the morning. Room was comfy. Bathtub was jetted but very small. Certainly not big enough for two. Pool seemed nice. Convenient to hwy 40.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Rude Manager"
The stay was great BUT the manager is rude!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
We have stayed at Days Inn during most of trip. This one was a little disappointing in the fact that their hot breakfast was a waffle iron to make a waffle, toaster to toast bread or microwave for instant oatmeal. All the others we stayed in had eggs, and at least on of the options of bacon, sausage, biscuits and gravy. Plus the breakfast room area […] was a couple of tables in the hotel lobby and not near big enough area with congestion of people checking out. Room was clean, but overpriced if not serving the breakfast. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice place to stay"
Enjoyed our stay and was very reasonably priced.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"not satisfied with this hotel"
heater in room was VERY noisy and when room next to me ran the vent fan in their bathroom it was VERY loud in my room. so loud in fact that I had to turn the tv way up to drowned out the noise. Also got very poor service at front desk. needed to talk to manager about a rate problem and he immediately started to argue with me instead of just answering […] my question. they also argued with me when I asked for a receipt. also they don't speak very good English. definitely WILL NOT STAY HERE AGAIN! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Pet Friendly and comfortable"
From the check in to the departure, staff very accommodating. We checked in and notified the desk clerk that we had two small dogs. He immediately changed our room to accommodate. The patio sliding glass door led straight out to where the dogs could "do their business" just steps away. It was also great to be able to park our moving van and truck towing […] a vehicle within view with plenty of space. Breakfast was not a great variety though. That was the only "ding" in this review. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Decent Room in Gallup"
The room was better than the outward appearance. Clean room, fresh linens on the bed, small "large" towels. The shower head was refreshingly high!! I am 6'2" and get tired of crouching to get the water on top of me. The pressure of the water was terrific. It was winter and I expected the pool to be undergoing needed repairs. Would have been nice if […] the spa (did they have one?) was operational. I don't generally expect a great deal out of Gallup or any other city/town on I-40. Far too transient. The tight economy, middle of winter, and who knows what probably account for the exteriors weathered look. Leafy trees are not what you find in winter. Far enough away from the trains! Adequate!! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
If you to be kept up through out the night by trains passing by, how thin the walls are that you could keep a conversation with the room next door and the smell of cigarettes in the hall way, even though all the rooms had no smoking signs on the doors, oh and also wait in a long line during breakfast because there's only one waffle maker and the person […] making them has to keep re making them because they fall apart when removing them so in the process they made 5, then have it with this hotel. The only thing I liked was the plenty of pillows they put on your bed. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Railroad noise - can't avoid in Gallup"
Facilities not bad. R R tracks close by with trains every 15 minutes. Best thing-Clean, worst thing-Coffee was bad, fresh but bad lolGenuine Hotels.com guest review
This hotel was great! Our room was clean and quiet, except for the train. I slept through it and didn't have a problem but my husband said he heard it. It wouldn't detour us from staying here again though. Breakfast was scarce- oatmeal, cereal, waffles and toast. Nothing else. I'm surprised they didn't have peanut butter or yogurt like other continental […] breakfast have. They didn't even have fruit. But we we're thankful for what they did offer. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"nice on the outside"
looked great but the rooms were worn down and old. room had a odd smell. staff was rude, the owners refused to rent us the room a second night, then said they would for double. we ended up staying at the holiday inn express for less.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice hotel"
Very nice and clean hotel. Staff was very friendly.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very clean room"
I like the comfortable bed, clean sheets, etc.Genuine Expedia guest review
Satisfactory, but in need of repair.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Had to stay in Gallup..."
Traveling with our dog, we picked Days Inn because it was pet friendly . There were 2 days Inns but this had higher ratings . Staff was okay but tok a long time with ou prepaid check-in . Bed was comfortable enough but room was kind of run down and dirty . Water out of sink and tub was rusty...yuk. Spend extra and go with a better choice like HI Ex […] press Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"NIce place to stay"
The room was clean and comfortable, the staff pleasant and helpful.The only drawback was noise from people coming and going early in the morning.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Trains, trains, trains!!!"
Our room was on the side of the hotel closest to the nearby train tracks. While train traffic was diminished from about eleven PM until six AM, the ones that did pass by were incredibly noisy and woke us up repeatedly. Staff was quite unfriendly and rude to guests (not just us ). No safe place to walk our dogs from the hotel, we had to drive elsewhere […] to accomplish that. Signs of multiple car break-ins in parking lot that was also quite trashy. Wouldn't stay here again. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Perfect location"
Hotel and staff were wonderful! However, they never cleaned the outside grounds of hotelGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Dirty bed and headboard, bad breakfast"
Dirty bed, pulled mattress from wall and good amount of hair and dirt particles(?) between box spring and wall. Head board was smeared with a clear substance. Not very good overall housecleaning. The continental breakfast was a joke, white bread and jelly and cheap dollar store pastry.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Days Inn Red Rock - Gallup"
Staff was very friendly and helpful - some noise due to the proximity of the railroad tracks. Overall, a good hotel for the night and a good price.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
It was somewhat concerning to see broken glass in the parking lot as if someone's car had been broken into. The chain link fence in back had a bent over post where someone may have forced their way into the parking lot. The very back parking lot, near the glass and fence area, is dark and unlit so we didn't park there.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great train watching"
Would stay again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Not what I expected"
The hotel is right on a major train track with trains running all night long The staff was not friendly I would never stay at this Hotel againGenuine Expedia guest review
"Business week long stay"
Good value for price, over all good accommodations, comfortable, yes you are right across the street from the railway, but so is everything in Gallup! Still, I sleepted just fine... I'll be back, working in Gallup for the next 2 months.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"cleaning the pool on sunday a.m."
I enjoyed my stay there very much. On Saturday night the kids swam on the pool for at least two hours, making my life a lot easier, but on Sunday, the pool was closed because they were cleaning it. It just didn't make any sense to me that they were cleaning it during the weekend. You'd think they'd do that during the week, when they have less kids.Genuine Expedia guest review
The walls are to thin, we could hear everything going on outside our room. The beds were to firm and the pillows were to fluffy.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Fine for the price."
Our room was locted in back and we were able to get a good night's sleep in spite of the train that ran parallel to the road in front. The room was large, reasonably clean and comfortable and include a small fridge. The complimentary breakfast which included hard boiled eggs, cereal, waffles, toast , juice and tea or coffee was adequate. Overall I would […] recommend this hotel for someone who needs to travel on a limited budget. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Jewelry shopping"
Excellent location, not overpriced! Close to the pawn shops as well as casino.....also, window rock is 30 miles away. definitely worth the drive!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Facilities were old, run down, and not in the best"
Would recommend staying somewhere else due to the location, the age of the hotel , as well as the unwillingness attitude fr the hotel manager. Not a good place to stay...deforest not worth the money we spent.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Good but not great."
This Is A Good Hotel For A Brief Stay, One Or Two Nights. Staff Was Great Good Service And Friendly. Train Noise Can Bother But After A While You Don't Notice It.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Fair enough, good breakfast"
I used this hotel during a travel with my wife. Just overnight. Staff is efficient and polite. Unfortunately our bed was bad... Mattress was not stable. Despite of that, room is clean, equipped with micro-oven, refrigerator, coffee machine. Shower is great and breakfast tasteful. I'd repeat this experience without any problem.Genuine Expedia guest review
location was good.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Stingy and smelly hotel (Cigarettes)"
Immediately there was something wrong with the place, hardly anybody was staying there and I wondered why? Entering the room I observed peeling wall paper, the only window in the room was missing part of the frame leaving an exposed gap to the outside. The shower floor was very squeaky and felt like it was about to give away, and floor titles in the […] bathroom were gaped and missing most of the grout. Shower towels were old and tattered and one of them was stained. The ice bucket did not contain a liner and the bottom was gross with dried stains. I asked the front desk for a laundry bag and the manager replied they do not have any, and I asked for a small trash bag but only received an old torn plastic shopping bag with holes. This place is very pathetic and hardly held together some of the room windows were masked off with black trash bags and created a creepy vibe, I conclude to say this is the last time I consider staying at a days inn. Warning: - Second-hand smoke. You can smell old cigarettes all over the hotel even within the non-smoking room and hallway. - The breakfast was just cereal and bread, and an inconsistent waffle batter. There was no meat served for breakfast. - You don't get lotion, sanitary bag and enough towels, and I have never seen a house-keeper. We knocked on the house-keeping room, and no one opened. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great view for a really good price."
Room was very good. Breakfast was good, could use some fruit. Spent 3 days and enjoyed.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Comfortable enough"
The rooms were clean and reasonably comfortable. The swimming pool lights were out that evening and was not fixed until after we left. Other than that, it was a satisfactory stay.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Had an excellent stay, no problems. The beds were comfortable. And I thought the room price was reasonable.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Let the trains put you to sleep..."
Nice, near rail line, just outside of urban area. Plenty of places to put on your tennis shoes and go for a walk.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Not so good for price"
hair in the table, asked for non-tobacco room and the room wass infiltrated with tobacco smellGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good value for the money"
Business trip, over all experience good. You get a nice room for what you payGenuine Expedia guest review
"Nice east side hotel"
The room was clean, the bed comfortable with good cushion but still firm support. Wifi very good and fast. We told the front desk about a minor issue with the a/c unit dripping water and they responded that they would have someone look at it right away.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"A place to avoid"
Hoped for better since Days Inn took over the place. Not so. Was given a second floor room. No elevators. When I asked for a first floor room due to my wife's difficulty with steps was told that none were available. Manager reluctantly changed his mind when I threatened to walk and found an appropriate room. Room and hallway smelled funny. Dead bug […] in tub (removed), dog biscuit in bed linen (not found until morning). Cooler and fridge noisey. Ground littered, never again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
The stay was nice.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Worst experience ever."
Booked a room for two for two nights. Arrived to find ONE bath towel, no wash clothes, no hand towels, one soap, no bath mat, dirty glasses. Called desk. It took us calling until 11 at night to get more towels, two of which were stained and dirty. The next day, while we were out, they took all the towels and placed ONE bath towel in the bathroom. No […] one cleaned our room. They just took the towels. We also were promised free WiFi. It never worked. I asked other guests and they could not log on either. Calling the desk resulted in NO action. Upon check out we were promised that the owner would call us...as of today, no one has called. Be Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Hard to find"
This hotel was not where the directions listed it being. Also, the room was run down and smelled funny. The shower head had almost now water pressure and was like dancing in the rain to rinse body and hair. Okay for a quick overnight stay, but not more than 1 night.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice, well maintained and managed place"
Great little spot, good staff and nice rooms, especially for the priceGenuine Expedia guest review
"Staff not helpful"
There was two almost used up rolls of toilet paper when I got there. Coffee maker didn't work in room. Front desk said they wouldn't replace it unless I was staying more than one night. Which I was but it never got replaced. Sink drain was slow, toilet overflowed and they made me move to a different room, which also overflowed. Front desk staff was […] very unfriendly and unwilling to help.Will not stay there again or recommend it to anyone. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
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- Description: 201 p. : ill. ; 20 cm.
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- Moon -- Fiction. -- Exploration
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Derrick Rose may keep neck tape
PHILADELPHIA -- Chicago Bulls star Derrick Rose has been dealing with neck soreness over the past week but says he is feeling fine heading into Saturday night's game against the Philadelphia 76ers.
The former MVP even joked that he may continue wearing the tape on the back of his neck all season if he has a big game because it helps him stay loose. Rose, who knocked in the go-ahead shot in the final seconds on Thursday night against the New York Knicks, wore the tape on both sides of his neck.
"As long as the league allows me to," he said with a smile after Saturday's shootaround, when asked how long he would keep wearing it. "If I have a breakthrough game I might wear it the whole year."
Rose, who had to sit out a game three years ago because of a neck issue, believes the tape is helping him.
"Keeping my neck stable," he said. "When you have a crick in your neck it's kind of hard to turn side to side so it's kind of keeping my neck in line and making sure my vertebraes are safe."
Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau has no problem with his star's new look.
"He thinks it helps him," Thibodeau said. "So we're good with it."
Both Thibodeau and Rose are hopeful that the star can break out of his recent shooting slump against the Sixers. After dominating throughout the preseason, Rose is 11-for-38 from the field over his last two games.
"He'll work his way through it," Thibodeau said. "He'll be fine. I thought he shot the ball really well in the preseason. He's got to mix of some layups and in between [shots] and the open 3. I thought he found some rhythm to start the third [against New York] with the 3 and that sort of got him going. But I like the way ... he did a lot of other things to help us in that game. He didn't hang his head, I thought his defense was terrific, and then he had the courage to take and make late."
Rose, 25, said recently he has to get his body used to playing in games again after missing the last year and a half because of reconstructive knee surgery. He is confident he will regain his form soon.
"For me I think it's just really what I'm going through now," he said. "Taking all the bumps, missing shots -- of course that's going to be part of the game. But it's just going to take me playing, playing as hard as I can, working out every day like I'm supposed to. Just putting my all into my craft and my teammates allowing me to still play the way I'm playing even though I'm missing these shots. So what happens when I do start making them? If anything, I should be fine."
As for the neck tape, it appears as if it will become part of his game-day routine for the foreseeable future.
"I'm telling you, if I have a breakthrough game I'm real [superstitious]," he said. "If I break through it might be it."
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Recent injuries to AFC East quarterbacks makes the Dolphins' divisional prospects look stronger as the season opener nears.
Take a look around the AFC East with less than two weeks before the start of the season, and the perennially struggling Dolphins don't really have it so rough anymore.
The Buffalo Bills already are down to their third-string quarterback, and the New York Jets are generating more drama than a bad reality TV show. The turnover and turmoil in New York (both upstate and in the city) makes Miami's preseason seem stable by comparison.
"I'm focused really on our team right here and what we're doing," Dolphins coach Joe Philbin said. "I'm not too concerned about anyone else. I want to finish off the preseason and take it from there."
But, of course, Philbin is paying attention. He and quarterback Ryan Tannehill said all of the politically correct things Monday when asked about the collective misfortunes of their division rivals, but there's no denying that injuries to starting quarterbacks in the AFC East have suddenly improved the Dolphins chances in the division.
The Dolphins already were optimistic that this might be their season of resurgence. Now, by chance, the expectations are growing.
In Buffalo, projected starting quarterback Kevin Kolb is out with concussion-like symptoms and Kolb's backup, EJ Manuel, is recovering from knee surgery.
At the Jets' headquarters in Florham Park, N.J., coach Rex Ryan is under fire for a shoulder injury sustained by starting quarterback Mark Sanchez.
What does that mean for the Dolphins? Linebacker Dannell Ellerbe summed it up best when he said, "Anytime you lose a quarterback that's a terrible day and that's a tragedy."
For perspective, just imagine where the Dolphins would be if Tannehill went down. For that reason, and considering what happened to Sanchez late in the Jets' third preseason game, the Dolphins could rest Tannehill entirely on Thursday when the Dolphins play the Saints at Sun Life Stadium in the final game of the preseason.
"There's always risk," Philbin said. "You know in this game when you decide to put a player out there there's the potential for something could happen that you don't want to have happen.
"You don't want any player to get hurt at any point in time. So, yeah, we'll have to weigh some of that."
Etc.• Backup cornerback Will Davis was not at practice Monday, presumably because of an injury, but Philbin would not disclose the reason for his player's absence.
Davis' agent did not return a phone call after learning that Davis had missed practice.• Philbin on the special teams blunders by punt returner Marcus Thigpen during Saturday's loss: "It was a glaring loss the other night. … We can't tolerate those mistakes."
Thigpen fumbled away one punt and also failed to properly alert teammate Nolan Carroll, a special teams blocker, of a punt's proximity. The punt hit Carroll in the helmet and the Buccaneers recovered.• The Dolphins must cut their roster from 84 players to 75 by 4 p.m. on Tuesday. Philbin's philosophy on breaking the news to players that they've been waived: "There's not a ton to discuss — just typically thank them for their contributions and the way they've acted on and off the field and wish them the best of luck."
• While Lamar Miller looks to be the starting running back for Week 1, Philbin was noncommittal on the position. Asked if he had decided on a starter, Philbin said, "Not necessarily."
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A couple of weeks ago, A&E announced that it planned to cancel the popular television show "Longmire." The announcement left viewers in the Sheridan and Buffalo areas in shock. After all, the show was the most popular scripted show on A&E and the second most popular show overall, second only to "Duck Dynasty." Local viewers Read More
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Poggio Argentierra, "Donatella" Vermentino 2013 (Tuscany, Italy)
Poggio Argentierra are one of Maremma's leading estates. This is their Vermentino, which thrives in the warm and sunny Mediterranean climate to produce wonderfully aromatic, fruit-forward dry white wines.
The wine is fresh crispy, simple and honest, with notes of stone fruit, rosemary and sage. Drink it young, but can keep for at least 2/3 years.
Domaine Champalou, Vouvray Sec 2013 (Loire Valley, France)
Didier and Catherine Champalou have been established in the heart of the appellation since 1983 and have acquired over 20 hectares of Chenin. Their philosophy is simple: to create wines that respect the grape variety, the terroir and the nature of the vintage.
The grapes for the Vouvray Sec are cultivated on argilo-calcaire soils and are the earliest harvested to preserve their vivacity. The wine ferments at an even cool temperature and is aged in troglodyte "cellar-caves" gouged from the limestone. The balance that the Champalous seek to achieve in this wine is "sec tendre", in other words dry but soft and supple in the mouth. Delicious with rillettes, trout, rabbit and pork.
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Domaine Carteron, "Elegance" Rose 2014 (Provence, France)
The grapes for the Carteron's rosé are sourced from vineyards situated in the commune of La Londe in a valley surrounded by the Massif des Maures on sun-drenched slopes and a landscape of rocks of schists with veins of quartz. In the summer the location of the valley near the sea allows cooling breezes which leads to a slower and more progressive maturation of the grapes, giving the wines fine aromatic structure. Yields are 50 hl/ha and organic manures are used. Harvests are completely manual over the course of six weeks, always in the morning when temperatures are cooler. The estate waits until there is an optimal balance of sugars, acids and polyphenols before starting the harvest, parcel by parcel.
The blend of the rosé is Grenache, Cinsault and Syrah. The colour is the spirit of Provence, pale, crystalline and limpid. The nose is pretty, unveiling floral aromas of bergamot and sweet jasmine as well as bouquet of exotic and red berry fruits, whilst the palate picks up notes of mango and lychee with a more savoury edge of peach-stone and citrus.
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Bodega Cecchin, Malbec 2011 (Mendoza, Argentina)
The company has always been in the hands of the Cecchin family since 1959. Oscar Alberto Cecchin (45 yrs old) is the third generation. The first members of the family came to Argentina from Italy in 1910 and found work in the local vineyards. The soils throughout the vineyards are mainly clay and cultivation is still done with horses. Harvest is manual in small baskets and yields are accordingly low. Grapes are de-stemmed for the alcoholic (wild yeast) fermentation which takes place in 120 hl cement tanks, coated on the inside with epoxy. This particular size and type of cement tank is used by Bodega Cecchin for many of the stages of vinification of most of the wines as it keeps the wines at a stable temperature. The wines are lightly filtered, but unfined. There is no oak. This sets them apart from the vast majority of Argentinean reds. Strict adherence to organic methods in the vineyard is not undermined by larding on the oak; the intention here is to represent the terroir and capture the essence of the fruit.
The Malbec, a grape that Argentina has successfully appropriated, is made without the addition of sulphur and contrasts to the lavish, extractive, chocolate-cakey numbers that most wineries seem to churn out. Here one notices the acidity of the grape along with savoury red fruits and liquorice.
Bodega Mengoba, "Brezo" Bierzo Tinto 2014 (Bierzo, Spain)
Bodega Mengoba's vineyards span over Espanillo, Valtuille, Villafranca de El Bierzo and Carracedo on the slate, calcareous and stony soils of these areas. The vines are between 25 and 80 years old. Winemaker Gregory Pérez takes great pride in the bodega's artisanal vineyard work; the vines are grown organically and ploughed by cows. Green pruning and integrated pest management are utilized, and they only intervene in the vineyard when absolutely necessary.
The plots of Mencia are located in Horta and Vallafranca del Bierzo at 550 metres of altitude on clay soils with sand. The grapes are destemmed and crushed with a traditional vinification with pumping over during the fermentation which takes place in stainless steel. Incredibly purple and fruity it has flavours of sweet black cherries and damson, a dash of Mencia herbs (oregano and pepper) and a lovely fresh finish. Amazing value
Sepp Muster, Zweigelt Red 2011 (Styria, Austria)
Sepp and Maria Muster craft wines that are true to themselves and the environment in which they are born. All of the vineyards are farmed to biodynamic principals and there is no use of artificial yeast, fining, or filtration during the vinification process. The use of sulphur is kept to an absolute minimum, and often not required at all.
Hand-harvested grapes grow on clay/silt soil. The up to 70 % steep slopes are partially located in bowl-shaped areas. The illyric climate with hot days and cool nights is influential. The wines are fruity with soft mineral character and of lively fruity-acidic playfulness.


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If you haven't already, you should read Gordon Keith's op-ed today about his mother. Warning: it might get a little dusty wherever you are when you read it. The column is accompanied by a great photo of Gordon and his mom, which led me to track down one of my favorite pics of me and my own personal mother. Let's make it happen on Sunday, folks.
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Gosh. That was hard to read. I read it at work and teared up.
Told you it might get dusty. You were warned.
Wow….In all seriousness, your Mom looks more like you sister, maybe younger sister. Congrats on the genes.
Clean living. Well, except for the cigarettes. And the booze. But aside from the cigarettes and the booze, it's just clean living.
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A rug in the right size can complement the whole room, accent furnishings, bring life to a dull room, or make a subtle statement. However, if it's too big or too small, it may leave the impression of an unfinished or poorly decorated room. Before you start shopping for area rugs, you'll want to size the room. This guide will help you to select the right size rug in any room.
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