What a Beauzeaux – Episode #69
Author: Mark V. Fusco San Antonio, TX Mark reviews the 2001 BV Beauzeaux Red Wine. Link for today’s episode: BV Wines – Beauzeaux is no longer available.
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Lesson 11 – Alsace
Sommelier School Lesson 11 – Alsace Alsace. Throughout its history the Alsace region (and the Lorraine region to a certain extent) has been tossed between Germany and France. It is located in the northeast corner of France between the Vosges mountains and the Rhine
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Deep in the Heart of Sweet Texas – Episode #68
Author: Mark V. Fusco San Antonio, TX Mark reviews the Non Vintage Wimberley Valley Winery Texas Country Cellars Sweet Red. Links for today’s show: Wimberley Valley Winery PROMOtivations
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A Little Acordeón to Try – Episode #67
Author: Mark V. Fusco San Antonio, TX Mark reviews the 2004 Acordeón Malbec. Links for today’s episode: Friexenet Wines PROMOtivations – by Promo George – Maker of the Tweet Me T-shirt.
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Are You Ready for Some Bota Box – Episode #66
Author: Mark V. Fusco San Antonio, TX Mark reviews the 2007 Bota Box Cabernet Sauvignon while watching some football. Link for today: Bota Box Wines
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Lesson 10 – The Loire Valley
Sommelier School Lesson 10 – The Loire Valley Today we are going to cover the Loire Valley. This part of France is a bit unusual. It stretches over 600 miles from the Atlantic to the interior of the country along the Loire River. It
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Anyone for Claret? – Episode #65
Author: Mark V. Fusco San Antonio, TX Mark reviews the 2007 Spicewood Vineyards Cabernet Claret Link for today’s episode: Spicewood Vineyards
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Is There a Good Beaujolais for under $10 – Episode #64
Mark reviews the 2008 Louis Jadot Beaujolais Villages. Link for today’s episode: Louis Jadot
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Swagger of the Swaggie – Episode #63
Author: Mark V. Fusco San Antonio, TX Mark reviews the 2008 Swaggie Shiraz. No Links for Today.
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Lesson 9 – The Rhône
Sommelier School Lesson 9 The Rhône During the Summer Semester we covered the two best known areas of France so far – Bordeaux and Burgundy. With the start of the Fall Semester we will now move on to the Rhône. The Rhône area of
