"Wine lovers use both emotive and concrete descriptors to explain their perceptions, and these are worth considering in the course of deepening one’s appreciation of wine."
Andrew Holod @gosAndrew https://t.co/KkhRb3aGO0 #wine
#News - Dozens of names potentially up for appointment to that open DC Council at-large seat Kenyan McDuffie vacated. But don’t overlook Amy Mauro! Who, you say? Amy Mauro.
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@LewisDFerebee@DCPSChancellor@dcpublicschools
Can we get some IMA Geometry workbooks for the exceptional 8th graders @EliotHine? They are in week three, just got a teacher and have been unable to complete course work as there are no workbooks on the building.
Andrew Holod, aka @gosAndrew, went to the Wine Spectator's Grand Tour in DC and came away with some tips on preparing for and surviving a large scale wine tasting.
https://t.co/HwbFms57Lg
German #Rieslings are wonderful, but there are more #wines from Germany to enjoy.
From the WRO archives:
German Wine Beyond the Expectation of Sweetness
By Andrew Holod @gosAndrew
https://t.co/wjSqsqW1OV
What are these and what do they have to do with wine?
Read Andrew Holod's #wine article to find out!
https://t.co/eObHKz5rYC @gosAndrew@WineReviewOnlin
A single bee can produce 1 tablespoon of honey in its lifetime.
683 bees fly roughly 32,550 miles to gather 5.93 lbs of nectar from about 1,185,000 flowers in order to make one 9.5 oz. jar of honey.
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@TRidesmith It was great to be able to share the table with you and your partner tonight. As you said, how else, besides this convergence, would these bottles end up being opened on one night?
Very happy 2b part of the team @WineReviewOnlin which offers a depth of experience (19 years & 30k+ reviews), breadth from multiple viewpoints and a continuing passion for communicating the joys of wine. Pls visit our new website to experience new ways to search our deep history.
Happy Indigenous Peoples Day! Just a reminder that Native Americans are not a historical people, that we are still here, and that the biggest injustice in U.S. history—the dispossession of land from Indigenous nations largely by fraudulent treaties—remains ongoing