Wine Disorder Cited as Important Source for Wine Information

[Joe Dressner]

See question 10 in the interview below:

Wine disorder finally gets some recognition

 

[scottreiner]

link doesn't work for me...

 

[Joe Dressner]

It also didn't work for me. Try it now.

 

[scottreiner]

perfect

 

[Jonathan Loesberg]

Joe, since you are the one who cited us as a source, why didn't you just post, "He guys, I just cited you as a source." That would have saved all the linkage problems.

Nice interview, though.

 

[Joe Dressner]

Professor:

I was just fooling around. I'm getting into a lot of trouble for fooling around lately.

It's grim out there!

 

[SFJoe]

Mr. Dressner, could you let us in on your secret blending methods? Is it true that it's your secret stirring that makes Clos des Briords what it is?

 

[Joe Dressner]

2 parts vat A, 3 parts vat C, 4 parts vat F

 

[SFJoe]

Hah! But it's usually all one vat!

How do you answer that, eh?

 

[Joe Dressner]

Sometimes some of it goes into Ppire. That's where the blender's art begins.

 

[Dan McQ]

I am particularly fond of question and answer number 8. Pure genius.

 

[Steve Lanum]

I never noticed the accent aigu over the first e in Ppire before.

I don't think you're a "principle" in Louis-Dressner. Perhaps you are principled. I'll ask Guilhaume.

I can guarantee you that some blog entries sell wine. I bought some LDM wine this weekend based largely on a blog post.

You should have mentioned your new CD. Maybe blog entries sell CDs.

 

[Christian Miller (CMM)]

originally posted by Joe Dressner:
Wine Disorder Cited as Important Source for Wine InformationSee question 10 in the interview below:

Wine disorder finally gets some recognition

It's hard to be serious on this board, and even harder with you, but I found your response to question 19 (the ubiquitous fantasy dinner party) the best, most moving answer to that question I have ever read.