Several out-of-the-area people have wanted to see the Sunset article (and so have some out-of-their-mind people, but that goes without saying...) Here are a couple of clips from it: the famous Quote, and Fermento in his tree. For the whole...

Sunset Magazine, October 2006, page 96:Twisted Oak answers the question: What would it be like if Monty Python made good wine?Brings a tear to my eye every time I read it!No, it doesn't!Yes, it does!No, it doesn't!!Yes, it does...

Forum: Wine Talk Posted By: Greg Spencer Post Time: 08-22-2008 at 02:55 AM

Amazing. Monty Panesar, ignored for the first two test matches (for those who haven't got a clue what I'm on about, I'm talking about the sport of Cricket, and England versus Australia, otherwise known as the Ashes), has taken what the Aussies call a five-for, as England skittled the Aussies out for 244. England finished 51-2 in reply. Whether or not England capitalize on this probably depends...

Exploration, in most cases doesn’t involve leaving one’s own country. For all intents and purposes, the major benefit of travel and exploration is to broaden one’s perspective and gain a sense of what’s out there, so as to not take one’s own current situation for granted. So whether you’re going ...

Forum: Social Hall Posted By: Steve Timko Post Time: 04-19-2008 at 07:41 PM

Adnams , the renowned Suffolk wine merchant (and brewery, hotel, deli…) is hosting a wine tasting lunch at the Crown Hotel in Southwold, Suffolk on 29 November 2008. Join writer and winemaker Monty Waldin for a fascinating and entertaining wine lunch at The Swan Hotel on 29th November. Monty’s TV series begins on Channel Four on the 4th September, so there’s bound to be high demand for tickets...

... exponent, but rather a Mr Monty Waldin - wine writer and organic (and biodynamic) cheerleader.Channel 4 ... this is the target audience]"Top wine critic and author Monty Waldin has decided to put his money where ... and occasionally, Monty's high maintenance girlfriend, Silvana who jets in from Italy."Other than ... attractive wine buying destination for people as well.I have met Monty in passing and I know he will have...

An impassioned attempt to explain how, in just two years, Brunello di Montalcino has gone from being Italy’s most famous wine to its most infamous.

Forum: Food....and Wine Posted By: Steve Timko Post Time: 05-29-2008 at 03:28 PM