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Showing posts with label The greatest winemaker the world has never known. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The greatest winemaker the world has never known. Show all posts
Sunday, July 21, 2019

"There are no interlopers in my vineyard - they all are indigenous living things"

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Pt. VII All we knew was that they were grown above in the vineyards in their native state. And they were made in a natural way. Not in the...
Sunday, July 14, 2019

Cracking Open the Corycian Cave (and the Key to Peace)

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Pt. VI "This was my revolution. Italian wine, in 1957, was not so delicious. It had alcohol, lots of dried earth flavor, but it was l...
Sunday, July 07, 2019

A Symphony of Wine in 100 Movements

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Pt. V Who could we get here to help us, help this amazing woman who was unknown, outside of Tuscany and Florence, but, in my mind, was one...
Sunday, June 30, 2019

Creating Your Own Current in the Sea of Life

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Pt. IV “Diana pulled out a small bottle, a dessert wine. It was amber and smelled of cloves and honey and celery. Odd creature, but quite ...
Sunday, June 23, 2019

Living Free in a World of Chains

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Pt. III “So, my journey took me to the field and through the vines right in front of the grapes. And there they were, everyone a story, al...
Tuesday, June 18, 2019

In Tuscany, Leaving it all Behind, for the Odyssey of a Lifetime

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Pt. II “What this person is asking, is what are we doing here? Have we come to help?” my friend translated. We were tired, we were thirst...
Sunday, June 02, 2019

An Epic Journey in Pursuit of the Evolution of Native Wine

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Pt. I...in loving memory of Al Pasquino I was living in Florence for a brief time. And at the macrobiotic mensa a friend had made mentio...