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Giving Some Chardonnay Love
Chardonnay, the grape conjures up many thoughts ideas and opinions. One of the world's most planted grapes, and planted in more wine regions than any other grape, Chardonnay seemingly has developed a love / hate response. With many people practicing their ABC's, "Anything But Chardonnay," many say this regal grape of Burgundy has fallen out of vogue from its prominence in the 80's and 90's.
While American, particularly heavily oaked and buttery California Chardonnay, has developed a bad reputation among many, the grape is still a winemaker's delight as it responds to the subtle nuances of the winemaking process and the surroundings in which it's grown (terroir). Chardonnay can be crisp and subtle, as in a Chablis, it can be tropical and refreshing, as a un-oaked California Chardonnay, or it can be smooth, round and full bodied apple pie when aged in oak and undergoing secondary malolactic fermentation.
Even though Chardonnay is THE most planted white wine grape in California and Washington, it could be arguably said that the grape is the countries most maligned (although Merlot could compete for that crown too). I recently read an article on Corkd about the results from a survey of 5000 Esquire Magazine readers (male). When asked their beverage of choice (consisting of beer, cocktail, liquor or wine), only 10% chose wine. More interesting was their response to the following question.
"Would you rather order a Chardonnay or get beat up?"
The results, 51% said "Chardonnay, please," the other 49% took the beating. While the Esquire man may not be keen on Chardonnay, someone must be. Who is drinking Chardonnay? It has to be more than just the desperate housewives of Jersey Shore. With Chardonnay plantings being as they are it certainly isn't getting poured down the drain. Armed with this information, I decided to review three Chardonnay from three regions of the world. While I didn't have Chablis to sample from, the wines below are from California, Washington and Chile. What is your favorite Chardonnay? Do you prefer oak or naked (un-oaked)? Sound off in the comments below.
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2009 Santa Ema Reserve Chardonnay
- The Stuff: 100% Chardonnay from the Casablanca Valley. 14%ABV, no other information found
- The Swirl: Light gold color in the glass with a nice clean presentation.
- The Sniff: A moderate aroma of vanilla and pear with some hints of toast that indicate some oaked barrel storage or fermentation.
- The Sip: Crisp and clean on the palate with a full mouth-feel but very little fruit on the front or mid-palate. A single note of pear strikes a chord toward the end of the finish with a hint of tart lemon zest at the end.
- The Score: At $10-$12 the wine is an average offering but provides a decent value. It won't embarrass you at a party but it won't leave people talking either. 3/5
- The Stuff: 100% Chardonnay from Preston Vineyards. The wine was fermented in stainless steel and stored in 50% oak for 6 months. 13.5%ABV, 500 cases produced
- The Swirl: Lighter straw color reminiscent of wheat. In the glass the wine gives off a thicker viscosity
- The Sniff: Subtle nose (as typical of Chardonnay) with hints of toasted almond, honey, and cinnamon.
- The Sip: Very impressive with thick juicy flavors. A subtle effervescence greats the tip of your tongue and then gives way to an abundance of fruit. Lots of subtle layers in this full bodied white wine with honey, crisp pear, vanilla, and peaches. The finish on the wine has moderate acid and dissipates quickly.
- The Score: At only $12 this wine outperforms many at twice the price. This is a strong recommend and a definite re-buy for any food appropriate dinner or Chardonnay lover. 4/5
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2008 Signorello Vieilles Vignes "Old Vines" Chardonnay
- The Stuff: 100% Chardonnay from 30 year old vines in Napa, CA. 28% new French oak with 8% of the wine undergoing malolactic fermentation. 14.3%ABV; 640 cases produced
- The Swirl: In the glass the wine is a beautiful golden honey and coats the glass nicely.
- The Sniff: Subtle candy aromas with baking spices, vanilla and cedar.
- The Sip: A great example of how Chardonnay should be made. The fruit comes before the oak but the oak treatment adds a great balance of flavor to the wine. Never-ending flavors of peach, honey, butterscotch, vanilla, pear, and pineapple grace the palate of this wine. A slight lemon zest finishes out the flavor on the back palate. The finish is incredibly long with a wonderfully matched acidity that prepares the palate for the next sip.
- The Score: At $40 this may be out of reach for the typical consumer. For those looking / needing that perfect Chardonnay to compliment a nice meal or special event or for those with discriminating palates and the wallet to afford it, this is a must try! 4+/5
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12 Mar 2010
Spokane's Caterina Winery Reborn
Historic building. Check. Central location. Check. Fantastic outdoor space. Check. Rich heritage. Check. Respected winemaker who is dedicated to quality product. CHECK! Caterina Winery has risen from the brink of extinction poised to reclaim its place as a premier Spokane winery.
Caterina's roots date back to 1993 with winemaker Mike Scott (formerly of Lone Canary). As a pioneer of the Spokane wine scene, Caterina is proudly located in the historic Broadview Dairy Building at 905 N Washington. As time progressed it seemed that Caterina lost its way with a split personality of winery, bar, and music venue. In 2009, the winery was in danger of closing its doors forever.
Enter, Don Towshend. Don is the winemaker and owner of Spokane's Townshend Cellars. Widely respected for quality wine-making, Townshend "cut his teeth" on wine at Caterina Winery. Picking up winemaking skills from Mike Scott, Preston Winery and others, Don's connection to Caterina is strong. In March 2009, the ownership of Caterina approached Don with an offer to buy their assets. Hating to see Spokane lose such a treasure and seeing the potential for Caterina, Don stepped in to take over ownership.
While Townshend and Caterina are made in the same facility, Don is committed to crafting the wines in differing styles. Caterina's line up is made in a very main stream, new world style with less time in oak and a very fruit forward approachable style. "Everything in the line-up is less than $20 and very approachable," says Don. Current production is at 2500 cases with plans to expand as customers return to the quality.
While talking with Don and tasting room manager, eyes light up when discussing the building space and location. While renovations and changes will continue, visitors will notice a huge change in space layout. "We opened up the space. It was broken up and felt tight." The renovations have created a space that is conducive to corporate events, parties, weddings, etc. Don and Steve are excited to participate in Spokane's First Friday Art Walk events and look forward to utilizing the indoor and outdoor space for events and live music.
As a Spokane wine lover, I just want to say a personal "thank you" to Don and team for his commitment and passion to Spokane and Spokane wine. I look forward to seeing the resurrection and re-birth of Caterina!
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Join us for our Sunday Brunch featuring all of your favorite dishes including Mexican style eggs, Bacon, Fried Potatoes with Chorizo (Mexican style), Empanadas, Chile Rellenos, Enchiladas, Tamales (including vegetarian), Beans, Rice, Salsa Verde, Chile Rojo, Grilled Asparagus, Mexican Pastries, and Fruit. All you can eat for $14.00 per person. Beverages are extra. Children $1.00 per year of age under 12. From 10:00 to 5:00 every Sunday thru Cinco de Mayo ! Come in on May 5th for the final Buffet before the Farmers Markets start.Tamales, Private Parties and Catering
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Casa de Tamales has finally earned its Beer, Wine and now Hard Liquor license! Expect to see a variety of local, refreshing beers, fine wines and now Margaritas filling up our menus. Be sure to drop by and indulge yourself while you enjoy your favorite tamales and Mexican food.Gift Certificates
Casa de Tamales Gift Certificates are now available and make the perfect gift for any time of year. Give the gift of a delicious Mexican feast: creamy masa over crumbly tamales, Salsa verde drizzled over savory enchiladas, scrumptious grilled asparagus topping a cheesy quesadilla. Casa de Tamales Gift Certificates are the most versatile and delicious gift options you'll buy.Order Your Rich and Creamy Flan for a Wonderful Dessert!
Don't be caught without some of Casa de Tamales' delicious flan this Holiday season. No family dinner would be complete without our rich, creamy caramel custard flan for dessert. Order now, because for this Holiday season only, our flan is only $26 for a full 10" of sweet, caramelly goodness! Order here.Make Your Own Tamales!
Now you, too, can use our famous in house specialty blend masa that has the food critics raving. We are now selling Masa by the pound so that your tamales can enjoy the flavoring punch packed into ever one of our tamales. Check them out on the Product page.Canby Asparagus Farm's Casa De Tamales incorporates authentic and fresh ingredients to make outstanding tamales, mole, and chili rellenos. Featuring hand made tortillas and homemade salsa, Casa de Tamales is the closest place in Portland to Old Mexico.
Tamales being our specialty, we will custom make any kind of tamale not on our extensive menu. You can also enjoy Casa De Tamales' high caliber food away from the restaurant, as we provide catering service and we deliver bulk tamale orders to most metropolian areas in the Portland area. Call for more information.
Our tasty ingredients are grown locally at Canby Asparagus Farm or Winters Farm in Corbett. Because we prefer the all natural method of food preparation, all of our dishes and ingredients are made with no MSG and no preservatives. Most of our dishes are gluten free, and any dish can be made gluten free upon request. Many of our menu items (except for our delicious tamales!) are made using peanut oil. For an additional charge, any of our tamales can be prepared using only organic ingredients.
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A large body of scientific evidence links exposure to particulate matter--a widespread form of air pollution--to serious health problems, including asthma and premature death. Under the Clean Air Act, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) periodically reviews the appropriate air quality level at which to set national standards to protect the public against the health effects of particulate matter. EPA proposed revisions to these standards in January 2006 and issued a draft regulatory impact analysis of the revisions' expected costs and benefits. The estimated benefits of air pollution regulations have been controversial in the past. A 2002 National Academies report generally supported EPA's approach but made 34 recommendations to improve how EPA implements its approach. GAO was asked to determine whether and how EPA applied the Academies' recommendations in its estimates of the health benefits expected from the January 2006 proposed revisions to the particulate matter standards. GAO examined the draft analysis, met with EPA officials, and interviewed members of the National Academies' committee. In providing technical comments on the report, EPA officials said it was fair and balanced and noted the agency's progress in addressing recommendations via research and development and other analyses.
EPA has begun to change the way it conducts and presents its analyses of health benefits in response to recommendations from the National Academies. Specifically, EPA applied, at least in part, 22--or about two-thirds--of the Academies' recommendations to its health benefit analysis of proposed revisions to particulate matter standards. For example, in response to some of the recommendations, EPA took steps toward conducting a more rigorous assessment of uncertainty by, for instance, evaluating how benefits could change under different assumptions and discussing sources of uncertainty not included in the benefit estimates. In one case, EPA applied an alternative technique, called expert elicitation, for evaluating uncertainty by systematically gathering expert opinion about the uncertainty underlying the causal link between exposure to particulate matter and premature death. Consistent with the National Academies' recommendation to assess uncertainty by developing ranges of estimates and specifying the likelihood of attaining them, EPA used expert elicitation to develop ranges of reductions in premature death expected from the proposed revisions. EPA officials said that ongoing research and development efforts will allow the agency to gradually achieve more progress in applying the recommendations. We note that robust uncertainty analysis is important because estimates of health benefits can be highly uncertain, as the draft regulatory impact analysis for particulate matter illustrates. EPA viewed the estimates in this analysis as so uncertain that it chose not to present them in the executive summary. For various reasons, EPA has not applied the remaining 12 recommendations to the analysis, such as the recommendation to evaluate the impact of using the simplifying assumption that each component of particulate matter is equally toxic. EPA officials viewed most of these recommendations as relevant to its health benefit analyses and, citing the need for additional research and development, emphasized the agency's commitment to continue to respond to the recommendations. For example, EPA did not believe that the state of scientific knowledge on the relative toxicity of particulate matter components was sufficiently developed to include in the January 2006 regulatory impact analysis, and the agency is currently sponsoring research on this issue. In addition, a senior EPA official said that insufficient resources impeded the agency's progress in applying the recommendations, citing, in particular, the limited availability of skilled staff, time, and other resources to conduct the required analyses and research and development. EPA officials also said that some of the recommendations the agency did not apply to the draft analysis, such as one calling for a summary table describing key analytical information to enhance transparency, will be applied to the analysis supporting the final rule. To the extent that EPA continues to make progress addressing the Academies' recommendations, decision makers and the public will be better able to evaluate the basis for EPA's air regulations.
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The ITF Year 2012 is a comprehensive colour record of the organisation's activities in 2012. Now in its 12th edition, the publication contains:
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Formerly "French Kitchen in America," this kitchen is located on the outskirts of an old French Canadian neighborhood in the Upper Great Lakes. The menu is eclectic and the topics are varied.
18 April 2007
Cheddar and Sun-dried Tomato Muffins
But then I am a fool for anything made with sun-dried tomato and basil. And I like beer bread, although it's not something I eat often.
Still I had to make this one. It's from the National Beer Wholesalers Association.
Cheddar and Sun-dried Tomato Muffins, Made with Ale and Basil
2 ½ cups all-purpose flour
6 tablespoons sugar
1 tablespoon baking powder
½ teaspoon salt
1 ½ teaspoons dried basil leaves
2 eggs
1 ¼ cups pale ale beer
1 ½ cup shredded mild cheddar cheese
6 tablespoons sun-dried tomatoes in oil, diced
3 tablespoons reserved oil from jar of sun-dried tomatoes
Preheat oven to 375 F. Coat a 12-muffin tin or two 6-muffin tins with baking spray.
Blend flour, sugar, baking powder, salt and basil leaves. Set aside. In a second bowl, combine eggs, ale, cheese, tomatoes and oil. Fold this into dry mixture.
Fill muffin cups about 2/3 full. Bake for 22 minutes.
Hmmm. Not bad. A little dry. But I'd either try paper muffin cups or use butter and flour to coat my muffin tins because I could not remove these from the pan without breaking them.
I'd also use a sharp cheddar next time and increase the amount of basil.
This recipe has potential.
12 comments:
- MyKitchenInHalfCups said...
I'd want to use dark ale and sharp cheddar...would it ruin the flavor? Guess not if you considere using the sharp next time. More basil, ok, but what about a clove of garlic? Maybe I'm just having a radical morning!
- 19 April, 2007 07:28
- Lydia said...
I am a sucker for anything baked with cheese. I love the photo, with that no-so-subliminal suggestion of a nice ale to wash down the muffin!
- 19 April, 2007 07:54
- Betty C. said...
Sun-dried tomatoes are a great addition to about anything, I agree.
- 19 April, 2007 07:55
- Mimi said...
Tanna, I think dark ale would be fine - might even be an improvement.
Lydia, this ale is supposedly "organic." Alas, it cost organic, too.
Betty, maybe because it was so gloomy yesterday, I wanted "sunny" foods. I had a wonderful lunch of marinated artichokes, sun-dried tomatoes and cold chicken. - 19 April, 2007 08:02
"This recipe has potential." I read that and cracked up, thinking, yes, this recipe has the potential to make me fat and happy. What could be better than beer bread muffins with cheese and sun dried tomatoes? I'm thinking about them on a summer evening next to a tomato and basil salad, maybe preceded by some olives. Wash it all down with a glass of cold white wine and squish your toes into the grass. Finish with strawberries and more wine. I am transported. Thanks Mimi!
- 19 April, 2007 09:23
Another great recipe for me to try and I agree with Mary. Sounds like fun!! And since I have a fairly quiet weekend with maybe some time for me, I'll make the muffins and crack open some wine with dinner.
- 19 April, 2007 09:34
- Katie said...
They look lovely!
A little dry though?
How about a couple tbs of yogurt or creme fraiche?
I hate it when my muffins/frittatas stick to nonstick pans... - 19 April, 2007 09:41
- Mimi said...
Yes, Mary and Judy, I am sticking these in the freezer, having downed three already. They do have that potential...
Katie, a little dry, yes; I think you have the solution though - thanks! I used a low-fat cheddar, instead of the semi-soft cheese blend I really wanted to use. - 19 April, 2007 10:41
Wonderful ! These muffins look fabulous. The great thing about muffin making is that you can adapt any recipe to suit your own taste buds.
Hot out of the oven with a little butter - nothing nicer ! - 21 April, 2007 19:26
- Mimi said...
Fi, with a little luck, I will be in NZ to eat muffins (or cheese scones) with you oone of these days!
- 21 April, 2007 19:58
- muebles madrid said...
So, I do not really consider it may have effect.
- 14 March, 2012 04:25
- Carole said...
Mimi, thanks for linking in a savoury one! Have a great week.
- 13 December, 2012 15:55


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Leaving Mother Lake: A Girlhood at the Edge of the World
Namu, Yang Erche and Christine Mathieu. Back Bay Books. ISBN: 978-0316735490
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"In a remote part of China near the Himalayas live the Moso people. Except for a couple of somewhat humorous attempts at assimilation by the revolutionaries, their traditions have remained unchanged. Mothers head the household, and adult children are expected to live with them. Marriage is considered impractical and unnatural.
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Upon admittance into the prestigious Shanghai Music Conservatory. Namu asked for Han Chinese (the ethnic majority) roommates. Her choice paid off in improved language skills, although she had to deal with the nastiness of a particularly prejudiced individual.
This memoir vividly conveys the bitter cold of mountain nights and strained relationships, along with the warmth of hearth, hospitality, and deep understanding. A fascinating glimpse at a unique culture and the melding of two worlds in a journey to adulthood.
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Shortly after the Montreal Canadiens opened camp Sunday, general manager Marc Bergevin announced that the veteran centre would not play for the club this season. Bergevin added Gomez will have his contract bought out this summer. But the plan changed after the NHL and NHLPA agreed to a deal, allowing accelerated compliance buyouts this season.
Gomez has the highest cap hit on the Canadiens at $7.36 million and is coming off the worst season of his career, with just two goals and 11 points in 38 games.
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Punching my alarm clock again, for the last snooze around 6:55 a.m., I am dream-thinking. In that weird place between wake and sleep, I slowly recall that I am a high school history teacher. Every day I willingly return to the one place that I once wanted so desperately to flee from that I graduated two semesters early.
For several hours, I will teach street-smart kids how to prove people wrong by knowing where Cambodia is and how to express the gravity of what happened there. We get to talk about things that matter for a few brief moments between the whining and procrastination after I must transition into an obligatory assessment of their skills and knowledge. Teenagers have their voices heard, no matter how profanity-riddled, in my classroom, if nowhere else. I have become an anachronism of every awesome teacher that I've ever had. Students with learning disabilities or English Language Learners offer their opinions on controversial topics. Some kid started watching the news for the first time last week and then actually volunteered his hand to ask if North Korea was going to bomb us. I mix in a YouTube video or two along with traditional news sources to widen their avenues of perspective.
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The Quincy High School ski team returned to Northstar on Jan. 21 to compete in the team's third set of races this season. With three races down, the team's season is now halfway over.
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Che Rubalcava-Cunan placed sixth in the races last week. Rubalcava-Cunan is the only member of Quincy's ski team to currently stand in the top 10 of the league.
Daniel Haygood fell on one of his runs, which pushed his placement back to 21st. Dayne Lewis came in 23rd and Brian Wood placed 28th. Both Lewis and Wood placed much higher than they did the previous week.
The team traveled to Sugar Bowl on Jan. 28. Results will be posted in the Feb. 6 sports section. The team has only two races left: one at Alpine Meadows and one at Boreal.
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PapaBear wrote:you might have to set up a user/password for the NAS. I was working with another member this morning (not yet resolved) and in experimenting with my NV+ backing up a folder on this desktop, that I could not use my default login. Windows will accept a log in that is two words (first and last name), but Linux (Frontview) will not. So I set up Owner as a login and then a password (my machines are all password protected).
jc2010 wrote:I have all three computers set up in Frontview in exactly the same way (IP address for the host, "C$" for the path, and the appropriate login/password for each system). Why would one work great, yet the other two fail every time?
lockvkf wrote:I have the same problem.
It was working under Vista 64bit, then I rebuilt my laptop to Win7 64bit Ultimate. The backup job now fails.
The host is/was set to 'Vince-PC' and the path has been changed to Users/Vince/Documents to reflect Win7 directory structure.
I then tried to set my laptop's workgroup from MSHOME to HomeGroup and changed it on my ReadyNAS too. Rebooted my laptop, but it made no difference, still
'Error connecting to //VINCE-PC/Users/Vince/Documents'. The path is correct, since I did a properties on the folder. I have provided my Win7 user name and password for the connection.
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The thread on the older versions is here: http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=21768
Degull wrote:Just to let everyone know in case you were not following the previous thread. Fetcher has entrusted myself with the distribution of the bare boards. I should have them some time early next week and will start shipping as soon as I get them.
The bare boards will cost $10 each. Basic USPS shipping including the cost of a padded envelope pretty much anywhere in North America should be $3-5. I'll get to the post office in the next couple of days and find out exactly how much the shipping will be to different parts of the world. I'll start taking payments as soon as I find out the exact shipping rates. At this point there are only 34 boards for sale so don't think about it for too long.
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What it does:
Attaches to the output terminals of a power supply, monitors the current and automatically reduces the output voltage when the current tries to exceed an amout dialed in by the adjustment pot on the limiter board. This results in constant current operation when the load exceeds the current setting.
The limiter board has a bi-color LED that will go red when the charging current is at the limit. When the pack reaches the CV setting of the supply, the LED goes out, indicating the pack is nearly full. In addition, there is an input for cell level HVC alarm that will also drop the charging current and light the LED green. HVC alarm can be from CellLogs or most previous HVC boards that monitor individual cell voltages.
The board can be configured for most switching power supplies, not just Meanwells. The basic configuration is rated for up to 20 Amps charging, and there is a provision for an additional shunt that can raise the limit to 40 Amps. The adjustment pot goes from the maximum current to near zero, allowing a wide range of charging current.
The idea is you want to dial down the current on the supply so that the power remains below the supply's rating so nothing overheats or blows up. In some cases, the charge rating of the pack may be the limiting factor, not the supply.
Here is the schematic: