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spume (spju:m) 1. (n) a mass of bubbles formed by a liquid, often through fermentation 2. a blog by wolfgang m. weber

L’America Cambia Pelle!!!!!
Filed under: 2008 Election, Hope, music, Obama, san francisco

Ciao tutti, I’m leaving early in the morning for Italy’s Alto Adige province, excited to proudly claim that I come from a country where anything is possible. Wow. (At this ...

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Posted 15 days ago by wolfgang
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Sustainable Seafood, Hipster Street Food & More
Filed under: Anthony Myint, Camper English, friday linkfest, Mission Street Food, Peter Liem, restaurants, san francisco, Seafood Watch, st etienne, sustainable sushi guide

Faced with a lack of creativity or inspiration at the moment, I’ve decided to do what blogland does best and link to stuff by other people! I know, hardly original, ...

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Posted 21 days ago by wolfgang
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Wino Photos are Fun
Filed under: beer, fingernail in a wine bottle, humor, Modelo, Movia, natural wine, recyclning in san francisco, Ridge, san francisco, tartrate crystals

I’ve finally got a decent camera in my phone. Not that I’m abandoning my Nikon or anything, but this does mean more spontaneous pics to share. To wit: Check out ...

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Posted 23 days ago by wolfgang
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Stereolab vs. Marcel Lapierre
Filed under: concerts, Marcel Lapierre, music, music and wine, music blogs, pairing music and wine, Stereolab, tasting wine, wine

I love the idea of pairing wine and music. Aside from the fact that there are plenty of songs where wine features prominently in the lyrics, the two have a ...

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Posted 27 days ago by wolfgang
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View From America: Sarah Palin on Al Jazeera
Filed under: Al Jazeera, campaign 2008, ignorance, politics, racism, rants, Sarah Palin, stupidity

Not at all wine related… My friend Casey works for Al Jazeera , the Doha-based Arabic and English language cable news channel. It’s a job that takes him to all ...

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Posted 4 weeks ago by wolfgang
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No Skating of Any Kind: Restaurant Prohibitions
Filed under: Blue Star, Kreuz Market, Little Star Pizza, no graffiti, no skating of any kind, Quivira, Racer 5, restaurant signs, restaurants, san francisco

References to farms or other suppliers on menus notwithstanding, many restaurants employ some creative signage. Bi-Rite Market , which obviously isn’t a restaurant although there’s plenty of great shit to ...

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Posted 4 weeks ago by wolfgang
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Delicious Things
Filed under: food, Kerpen, music, No Depression, Out the Door, restaurants, Slanted Door, Uncle Tupelo, wine

“I’m going where there’s no depression…” Despite the (rather painful) extraction of a wisdom tooth last week, I did manage to drink a few delicious bevvies over the course of ...

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Posted 5 weeks ago by wolfgang
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From Deep in the Archive: Harvest 2003
Filed under: emo, harvest 2003, nostalgia, wine, winemaking

Five years ago I worked the vintage in the mountains above St. Helena in the Napa Valley. At the time I started something resembling a blog, which in the end ...

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Posted 7 weeks ago by wolfgang
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BBQ Quest: Lockhart, Texas
Filed under: bbq, food, texas, travel

Our first stop for barbeque this morning was Lockhart, where we hit both Smitty’s Market and Kreuze for brisket, shoulder and ribs. And circle sausage, too, which totally kicked ass. ...

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Posted 7 weeks ago by wolfgang
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Austin City Limits
Filed under: austin city limits, lone star, music, travel

The summer music festival circuit is an idea that didn’t really take off in this country until recently. Sure, local festivals (often blues or folk/bluegrass) abound, but the kind of ...

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Posted 7 weeks ago by wolfgang
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