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Looks good granite! And sounds good Hawk! Nice that a few of us all had similar ideas.
This was possibly the first time I ever didn't have ham and kielbasa for Thanksgiving (which is what my aunt usually makes). No offense to my aunt, but I enjoyed this year's food a lot more. (And we did a Zoom session with my Aunt and Uncle, cousin and her husband, and sister and her husband so it was like most of us were still there at the table even though we weren't all together physically).
Easter dinner...
A Chardonnay from the Finger Lakes for the Crab Cakes, a Chateauneuf du Pape for the Lamb, and an Ice Wine to go with the Creme Brulee
I haven't been to Domaine Leserre. I am a big fan of the Reds that Standing Stone is making.
I haven't been up there since we went with a gang of friends 3 years ago for my wife and I's 40th. Just looked and we almost stayed down the road from Domaine Leseurre
Well I like Weimer too so I guess this isn't a bad thing...
The guy who owned Standing Stone was a bit pretentious. If that vibe has been removed from the tasting room, that will be an improvement. That being said, he kind of earned that pretentiousness because his wines are good, but its a real turnoff to me.
yep shalestone... I actually like both standing and shalestone and I often get them confused in name especially since they are close to each other.
and glad you are confirming the vibe in Shalestone.