This sparkler is pale golden with a bouquet that is almost non-existant but a slight hint of peach. It has real nice tiny bubbles in the mouth but almost none in the glass. The flavors are shallow, the wine dry, and yet...well chilled, it is a nice, fresh Summer quaffer! At $12, it is a nice accompaniment to a variety of foods.
Raise a glass! We did!
Peanut Butter, What are tiney bubbles??
ReplyDeleteFor the enologically astute, "tiney" comes from the Latin "Tinere" which derives from the effervescence reminiscent of the celebratory jubilations of old wherein the town's people in a small village would take the town smart alleck and pump his or her stomach full of Alka-Seltzer until such bloating did occur that the former town critic would explode from his/her posterior region. This would give great enjoyment to the on-lookers. Speaking of balsa brains... :)
ReplyDeleteThe wheels on the bus ......
ReplyDeleteYou toy with me and you'll never see your little maple man in one piece again! Does "SAWDUST" mean anything to you!
ReplyDeleteListen you knot head... I don't take kindly to your parochial threats...what do you take me for a puppet on strings....I have the scissors and I'm not afraid to use them...
ReplyDeleteSticks and stones WILL break your bones; you are close to becoming a croquet stake with that nose of yours my little proboscis enhanced marianette!
ReplyDeletewoooden you like to ash for forgiveness so you wont pine away?
ReplyDeleteI’m knot the kind who is apt to branch out into such areas of self-analysis and go out on a limb. Now leaf me alone!
ReplyDeleteYo Gepetto,,,, I know you have just been waiting for me to bite, not gonna do it. Wouldn't be prudent. I hope you and your son are out enjoying some wet stones...
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