The American Dream and The Waking Nightmare
Trump told these folks – in carefully coded statements like “There are very fine people on both sides” – that their hatreds and suspicions are okay.
The Pour Fool
Veteran writer, Steve Body, on beer, wine, spirits, the Business Of, and those who make them…
The Diaper Chronicles: Sirota and the Physicians
David Sirota performs that same function in his investigative journalism that reviewers on social media perform with doctors: a necessary dose of reality.
What I Learned in Canada, Three. The Hooch
Visitors to Vancouver Island may well believe that whatever is not in the lovely, (comparatively) bustling Victoria Ain’t Happenin’. Uh, that would be DEAD WRONG.
The Traitor in The House on Pennsylvania Avenue
This is NOT up for debate, so I probably won’t even allow comments. But, make no mistake about it, it Continue reading
Why Wine Opinions Often Suck
We assume that an 89 point wine cannot be as good as a 94 point wine and the economic ramifications of that presumption are MASSIVE; the sort of fatheaded ‘tude that can put smaller wineries out of business.
Quasi-Rant: The Winery Fire of Expectations
A great deal of wine appreciation has to do with our early wine indoctrination and whatever the current, ever-changing cultural Hot Thang was when we were at our most impressionable.
Naked Self-Promotion Check-In: My Store on TeePublic!
This post is your introduction to the wonders of TeePublic and the (alleged) wit of this one Fool. Come back frequently, okay…’cause, well, y’know…money.
What I Learned in Canada, Two. The Tastings.
If you enjoy beer and wine and any kinds of distilled booze, definitely make plans to get up to Vancouver Island, like NOW.
