Gift Basket Wine – Episode #153
In this video wine review, Mark reviews the 2009 Kiarna Pinot Noir. Link for today’s show: Kiarna Wines
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Cliffside Park – Episode #152
Author: Mark V. FuscoSan Antonio, TXIn this video wine review, Mark reviews the 2007 Cliffside Merlot. Link for today’s show: Cliffside Wines
Oscar de la Hoya de Cadenas – Episode #151
Author: Mark V. FuscoSan Antonio, TXIn this video wine review, Mark reviews the 2009 Hoya de Cadenas Blanco. Link for today’s show:Hoyas de Cadenas (Bodegas Vicente Gandia)
Venus Is Its Name – Episode #150
Author: Mark V. FuscoSan Antonio, TX In the video wine review, Mark reviews the 2004 La Universal Venus. Link for today’s show: Domaine Select Wine Estates – Best information I could find on the ‘net.
Pass The Sawbuck – Episode #149
Author: Mark V. FuscoSan Antonio, TX In this video wine review, Mark reviews the 2006 Sawbuck Malbec. Link for today’s show: Crew Wine Company
The Left Bank – Episode #148
Author: Mark V. FuscoSan Antonio, TX In the video wine review, Mark review the 2008 The Left Bank. Links for today’s show: Neil Ellis Wines – So, apparently the link DOES work 🙂Vineyard Brands – Importer
Please Sign Here – Episode #147
Author: Mark V. FuscoSan Antonio, TX In this video wine review, Mark reviews the 2006 Llano Estacado Signature Red. Link for today’s show: Llano Estacado
The #BMPR Presentation – Episode #145
Author: Mark V. Fusco San Antonio, TX Not a wine review but my social media presentation and Q&A afterwards at the BMPR (Business, Media, and Public Relations) luncheon on 12/5/10. I’ve also embedded the actual presentation from Slideshare.com if you want to follow along: Bmpr2
Lesson 29 – Australia, pt. 1
Sommelier School Lesson 29 – Australia Part 1 Yellow Tail. Australian for Wine. Ok, I can’t be the first to come up with that. Anyway, welcome to the next lesson on Australia. I hope to educate you about the great wines coming from here
Lesson 28 – South America
Sommelier School Lesson 28 – South America South America. Another place that started making wine thanks to the Spanish missionaries. Since 1531 wine grapes have been grown here. It is also considered the second most important wine producing continent. Even so, South American wine
