The 12 premium cultivars

Salut/Hi Bill Spohn,

le/on 03 Sep 2004 15:56:12 GMT, tu disais/you said:-

Aha!! I've gotta poem for you, written by a very good friend of mine who lives there.

I include his gloss, which gives a little local colour!

||... In Pimpernel style, while musing on the bong - where better? - at the appropriate hour this morning. || Initially, I concocted it in the singular, in the light of those increasing number of occasions || when I'd gone downstairs to fetch something, got absorbed in something else, and come back upstairs || having completely forgotten the first object. || But then I decided that it could go even more justifiably in the plural, applied to ||those elderly, wide-bottomed tourists who are currently serving to double the time of all my journeys ||on foot through the village, however short. || || They pooter here, they pooter there, || Vieux doudous pooter everywhere... || Are they still with us || Or down in the dell? || Only the Lord Above could tell.

And Michael (my friend) is the person who introduced me to Luc de Conti and his wines! To drag this sort of back on topic.

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Ian Hoare
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Salut/Hi Mike Tommasi,

le/on Fri, 03 Sep 2004 18:10:06 +0200, tu disais/you said:-

Absolutely. And the funniest church entrance arch in France, I feel.

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Ian Hoare

Ian Hoare wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

Hey that's my county seat! But isn't it the tackiest? Although, the old fort the Castillo de San Marco is worth the visit and the old slave market is a historical site of notariety

For me

Been there and agree wholeheartedly

However, even

Just goes to show there is good everywhere.

You just have to love the Dordogne for historical stuff. Here in the US there are a zillion George Washington slept here sites but in France it is Richard Couer du Lion.

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jcoulter

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Leo Bueno

Hi Leo...

what am I looking for in this link provided.

Also...huge hurricane. I have been following closely since I have relatives in Kendall, Weston, and Palm Beach...let alone my condo that likely got damaged on Hutchenson Island just north of Stuart. Initial info in the news tells me that my insurance company will be doing lots of repairs.

Dick

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Richard Neidich

No wonder, since its single duty is to feed the Spanish brandy industry.

M.

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Michael Pronay

Whilst I have no in-principle objection to what you are doing, I am far from convinced that it is the most efficient way to prepare a course - neither for you not us. Getting hold of a good book would be an idea - or there are plenty of good resources on the Web.

Here, for example are some ready-made course notes:

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Best wishes

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Steve Slatcher

Catching up with my mail........

  1. Cabernet Sauvignon
  2. Riesling
  3. Syrah
4.Nebbiolo 5.Zinfandel
  1. Pinot Noir(#1 or 2 if its inspired)
7.Chardonnay 8.Merlot 9.Sangiovese 10 Grenache 11 Chenin Blanc 12 Muscat
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Joe Rosenberg

It's popular, for sure, but not a very good food wine nonetheless.

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Uranium Committee

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