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Art and science and passion
The process of creating great wine is one that requires equal doses of art and science. The best winemakers we have encountered over the years we have been involved in the wine business balance these two key and constantly shifting "ingredients" to craft delicious wines. Each time they approach a varietal or blend of varietals, from an ever-changing palette of vintages they must reassess the role each of these components plays.
Drought and other questions
After my recent trip to Napa, I received questions from readers and customers about the state of wine country, from the arsenic lawsuit to the effects of the drought on wine production. There is nothing like spending time with folks up and down the "chain of command" at wineries - from executives to winemakers to growers and cellar folks - to get first hand answers.
To Som or not to Som
Sommelier, a word and a role that a few years back not many of us paid much attention to has now taken on a spot in popular culture that is astonishing to many of us. It has spawned books, mini-series and even movies about the arduous task of becoming a master sommelier. For those that pursue the designation, and there are many right now, it is a huge commitment of time and money. Many who start down the path view it as a sort of ticket to future riches and rewards working in the wine business. Is it though?
Working with the greats
As we often do during dinner, this past week we had a movie on while we enjoyed a glass or two of wine and our meal. I don’t even remember the name of the movie but I do remember that Paul Newman was in it. The film looked to have been made late in his epic career, he looked old. As most Newman performances were, it was fabulous. There was a young actor in the movie as well. Mary and I have previously said when watching films like this with great performers side by side with young actors, and commented again during this film that it would have to be daunting. As you are learning your craft to be opposite a legend. Scary, intimidating and daunting. But maybe not, what an opportunity to learn!
Believe in the magic
COEUR d’ALENE — Glittering, painted ornaments dangled from the cabin ceiling.
Good Joints Seen As Key Link In Healthy Aging
(NAPSI)—Exercise has been identified as a key component of aging gracefully, and has been linked with not only improved physical health but also better cognitive performance. The maintenance of fully functioning joints is an important part of enabling active seniors to participate in health-promoting athletic activity, experts agree.
Polebridge entrepreneur launches new food truck
Polebridge entrepreneur launches new food truck
Good Joints Seen As Key Link In Healthy Aging
(NAPSI)—Exercise has been identified as a key component of aging gracefully, and has been linked with not only improved physical health but also better cognitive performance. The maintenance of fully functioning joints is an important part of enabling active seniors to participate in health-promoting athletic activity, experts agree.
About those North Dakotans
By GEORGE OSTROM
Songwriter festival preparing for September start
Despite this spring’s coronavirus closures, the inaugural Whitefish Songwriter Festival is still set to take the stage in September.
Whitefish Songwriter Festival slated for September
Despite this spring’s coronavirus closures, the inaugural Whitefish Songwriter Festival is still set to take the stage in September.
Survey shows possible support for WHS building expansion
Results from a recent poll suggest that 57% of voters would vote in favor of a bond measure that would expand the Whitefish High School building but not include a new athletic complex.
Survey shows support for WHS building expansion when not tied to athletic complex
Results from a recent poll suggest that 57% of voters would vote in favor of a bond measure that would expand the Whitefish High School building but not include a new athletic complex.
Ashby W. ‘Bud’ Smith Jr., 79
Ashby W. “Bud” Smith Jr., 79, found his final peace on Friday, April 3, 2020, resting comfortably in his home. His three children surrounded him with loving care before leukemia took him to join his wife, Joyce.
Virtual summit: SE Asia leaders meet by video on pandemic
HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — Forced apart by the coronavirus pandemic, Southeast Asian leaders linked up by video Tuesday to plot a strategy to overcome a crisis that has threatened their economies and kept millions of people in their homes under lockdowns.
Good Joints Seen As Key Link In Healthy Aging
(NAPSI)—Exercise has been identified as a key component of aging gracefully, and has been linked with not only improved physical health but also better cognitive performance. The maintenance of fully functioning joints is an important part of enabling active seniors to participate in health-promoting athletic activity, experts agree.
About those North Dakotans
By GEORGE OSTROM
About those North Dakotans
By GEORGE OSTROM
World travelers make a pitstop in Plains
Danielle Switalski