COCKEYSVILLE, MD - Noted man of influence, Robert M. Parker, was spotted at Casey’s Coffee with what appeared to be a medium cup of joe. As he approached the tricolor of sweeteners, all waited with baited breath.
He chose the sky blue sweetness that is Equal.
The press and bloggers alike littered their bandwidth with the news, which eventually made its way upstream to the trading floor, where shares of Pepsico, the parent company who owns Merisant, who owns Equal, jumped in price on t... Read Full Story
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Mmmm, now you can drink Lance. A Bill Harlan joint. And we always thought LA would be a no-brainer spokesman for UniBall pens… Thanks to our buddies at bevlaw.com for this one. Read Full Story
A wine that holds the claim of the oldest winery in both North and South America. I guess nothing helps convert the natives to Christianity like alcohol. Forget rice Christians… Chardonnay Christians? But I digress. An oaked chardonnay endeavor, but well balanced and a surprise over the past vintages of this wine. Typical tropicals both floral and fruit oriented (lilies, honeysuckle, pineapple, and some sort of guava/papaya thing), not a cool climate or Chablis style by any stretch of t... Read Full Story
SANTA MARIA DE LAMAS, PORTUGAL - A recent study released by the Miroma Labs has shown that extended and prolonged exposure to wines that employ screwcaps as a closure lead to a 66% increase in the instance of impotence among the male members of the study over those who drank wine that was closed with cork.
Dr. Anayanse Obrigado, who chaired the independent study, reports: “First and foremost I would like to thank Corticeira Amorim for their gracious endowment towards our brand new Miroma Lab... Read Full Story
Another great deal of a drinker from South America, Chile to be precise. All roses are gateway drugs to bigger and better things in my experience, most cut their teeth on white zin, and roses like this one get them to thinking about tannins, acidity, and the lack of residual sugar as positives, or at least as poosibilities. This wine is pretty dark in color. Don’t let the 2008 fool you, their fall (harvest) occurs in our northern hemisphere’s spring, so the wine is pretty young, but not ju... Read Full Story
You can’t say that! Or at least you won’t order it for the table for Mother’s Day brunch… thanks to our friends at bevlaw.com - remember, they’re friends first, lawyers second. Read Full Story
