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January 22, 2006

Interview at Bloggasm

I'd like to thank Simon Owens at Bloggasm for publishing an interview with me on his site.  It was fun  being interviewed, and if anyone has any questions regarding our winery or questions arising from the interview, please feel free to continue the discussion here. 

A couple of intriguing questions that Simon asked:

"How easy is it to differentiate between good and bad wine? Does it reach a certain point when the quality gets so good that it’s impossible to rank one wine above the other?"

"After the movie Sideways came out, there seemed to be a backlash against drinking Merlot. Do you think Merlot is an inferior red wine?"

Our interview was published on January 21, alongside an interesting interview with Thomas P.M. Barnett, a contributing editor at Esquire magazine.  Mr. Barnett's blog is here

Take a moment to check out all the January links on Bloggasm . . . I learned about Vodkapundit here, and had to check out some of the other irreverent links in this month's coverage as well.

Cheers!

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Thank you very much for the plug. I also read your blog whenever updated. Next time I am in the neighborhood I will stop by. Are your wines distributed in Ohio?

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