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5 responses

28 08 2007
Mary Don King

Hi, Jeff:

Bob and I are enjoying some wines…we don’t do a lot, but we wanted to know if there are any books that show pairings with good cheeses. Do you know of any that would give us that info?

Glad to get all your websites…its fun to stay in touch.
Mary Don

2 10 2007
Sharon Magee

JPD – Am enjoying this site and have shared it with a few of my wino friends. I have some California chardo pals that have visited and taken a liking to the dry NY rieslings. Would be interested in your review of some of them. But I guess you would have to come to upstate and partake. Hint. Hint. I continue to offer Chateau Magee, anytime. – sbm

13 11 2007
Rob Davenport

Hey Jeff,

Saw this article mentioned in an Ohio State newsletter and thought you might find it interesting:

ONLINE COMPETITION BRINGS DOWN WINE PRICES IN LOCAL STORES

Since a 2003 Virginia court case and the 2005 Supreme Court upholding of it, states can no longer erect trade barriers to interstate shipping of wine (alcohol). The states are starting to change their laws and the effect is bringing down the prices of wines and increasing the availability of wines from other states.

And the researchers basically had to go wine shopping for their results – sounds like a good area of research to be in… :)

Rob

4 07 2008
Stephen Drakeford

Hey Jeff, this is great! And freak me out, you used the same wine illustration I used for the Red Wine and Jesus program I mentioned. Remind me to show you the materials.

Your (new) friend
Steve

30 07 2008
Steve Lindsley

Hey Jeff. Had no idea you were doing this until Bill Buchanan brought it to my attention. I too love wine and enjoy being in the Yadkin Valley Wine Country (http://www.yadkinvalleywineries.com/) where I can support some pretty decent local wine. I’ve added your blog to my Google reader – look forward to keeping up with it!

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