Oct 2003The closed world of private men's clubs doesn't usually boast a group of fanatical cooks.But in the Basque country, men get together to cook succulent, gastronomic feasts for each other. Competitions are held between the best cooks, and it's all washed down with lots of red wine. With women forbidden from the proceedings, the popularity of these clubs is growing by the day.
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**HONDA CIVIC TOUR**BAND: The Hush SoundSONG: Wine RedVENUE: Grand Sierra Resort, Reno NVDATE: June 10, 2008 http://www.myspace.com/thehushsoundVideo looks best when watched in high quality in the full screen player.
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Fire Roasted Tomato Salsa Recipe Ingredients:2 lbs Roma tomatoes, washed, cored, and cut in half7-8 cloves garlic, peeled2 chipotle peppers, seeded and roughly chopped1 shallot, chopped2 tsp sugar1 Tbsp salt2 Tbsp red wine vinegar1 Tbsp olive oil1/2 to 3/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro (only go with 3/4 cup if you LOVE cilantro, otherwise, start with 1/2 cup)Broil the tomatoes and garlic as shown, blend all ingredients in a food processor, enjoy with corn tortilla chips. This salsa is best when it has chilled for a few hours.
SONG INSPIRATION & LYRICS: I was the Maid of Honor in my best friend's wedding in November (07). While she is a most graceful, beautiful human, she professes a tendency toward clumsiness, which she claims to have inherited from her mother. In getting to spend a little time with the dynamic mother/daughter team while stuffing tea bags and the like (a great wedding favor, btw), I bore witness to this phenomenon. Glasses of red wine were spilled. Tea leaves flew. At 3 a.m. the night before (ie., morning of) the wedding, the idea for this song popped into my head, but I didn't have time or wakefulness to follow it through. I'd never written a song in this style before, but there it was. I finished it for the 52, just in time for St. Paddy's Day. Enjoy!LUCKYCopyright Amy Raasch/Ain't Music 2008 I left my hat on the bedI walked underneath a ladderA black cat crossed my pathBut I don't careI was born in a leap yearI live at number thirteen, dearBut you won't see me shed a tearI'm lucky 'cause of you, you, youI'm so lucky 'cause of you, you, youThe sky may be stormy, but it won't fall throughI'm so lucky 'cause of you, you, youSo take me to the races, I'm lucky 'cause of youI knocked over the lampThe lights went out with a crashSpilled red wine on my dressBut I don't careI never win at Tic, Tac, ToeAnd you can forget the LottoBut I Love You is my mottoI'm lucky 'cause of you, you, youI'm so lucky 'cause of you, you, youLeave that four leaf clover for someone else to useI'm so lucky 'cause of you, you, youWatch the leprechaun turn blue, I'm lucky 'cause of youI found my pot of goldMy love, this love just don't get oldI'm lucky, lucky, lucky 'cause of youSo take my hand let's rideThis rainbow to the sunny sideWe're lucky, lucky, lucky, yes it's trueI'm so lucky 'cause of you, you, youLike a deck stacked full of aces, you come right on cueI'm so lucky 'cause of you, you, youThere ain't no jeopardyIn a bet on you and meRoll the dice and you will seeI'm lucky 'cause of youLucky 'cause of youLucky 'cause of you
Promotional trailer for the terrific debut novel from Daniel Mayhew, "Life And How To Live It." Serpico are the best and most unproductive band in Bristol. All that changes when a week-long sickie brings the greatest album ever made into the world. Reilly, all home-made T-shirts, red wine addiction and occasional musical genius, is the sort of person you end up hating: but there's something to him, some kind of honesty, that saves him. He breathes life into Serpico, his astounding voice elevating them to potential rock gods. Jacob, his flat-mate and band partner, wants this status in his own life, but with Reilly's unpredictability and charismatic lunacy, the transformation from layabout to rock god isn't easy, or maybe even possible.Daniel Mayhew's terrific debut novel 'Life and How to Live It' charts the awkward birth of Serpico's album and is a tale full of friendship, idealism, music, and ponders the question if it possible to be succesful, sell records, and still remain a decent human being.
Georgia is the oldest wine producing region of Europe, if not the world. Because of this, it is often referred to as "The birth place of wine" or "The cradle of wine making". The fertile valleys of the South Caucasus, which Georgia straddles, are believed by many archaeologists to be the source of the world's first cultivated grapevines and neolithic wine production, over 7000 yeas ago. Many also believe that the etymology of the word wine comes from the Georgian word for wine - gvino. Due to the many millennia of wine in Georgian history, the traditions of its viticulture are entwined and inseparable with the country's national identity.Among the best-known regions of Georgia where wine is produced are Kakheti (further divided onto micro-regions of Telavi and Kvareli), Kartli, Imereti, Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo Svaneti, and Abkhazia.History It has been archaeologically proven that the roots of Georgian viticulture are between 7000 and 5000 BC, when peoples of South Caucasus discovered that wild grape juice turned into wine when it was left buried through the winter in a shallow pit. This knowledge was nourished by experience, and from 4000 BC Georgians were cultivating grapes and burying clay vessels, kvevri, in which to store their wine ready for serving at perfect ground temperature. When filled with the fermented juice of the harvest, the kvevris are topped with a wooden lid and then covered and sealed with earth. Some may remain entombed for up to 50 years.This love affair with the grape was given further encouragement by the arrival of Saint Nino in the 4th century. Fleeing Roman persecution in Cappadocia, in what is now central Turkey, and bearing a cross made from vine wood and bound with her own hair. Saint Nino was swept up in the warm embrace of the Georgians, who became early converts to Christianity (in 337 AD, or in 319 AD as recent research suggests.). Thus the cross and the vine became inextricably linked in the Georgian psyche, and the advent of the new faith served to sanction these ancient vinous practices. For centuries, Georgians drank, and in some areas still drink, their delicious wine from horns (called kantsi in Georgian) and skins specially treated for this purpose. These drinking implements came from their herd animals, as no part of the valued and respected beasts went to waste. The horns were cleaned, boiled and polished, creating a unique, durable and quite stylish drinking vessel. These horns were prized by the merchants and warriors that travelled the fertile valleys of the Caucasus. Today they are still a prized symbol of the historic eras.Wine vessels of every shape, size and design account for the bulk of earthenware artifacts unearthed by Georgian archaeologists. The Georgian craft of pottery is millennia old. Ancient artifacts attest to the high skill of Georgian craftsmen in whose hands water, clay and fire turned into an object of an exceptional beauty much admired by people. The most impressive of all archaeological finds are kvevri, giant clay vessels in which wine was fermented and stored up. The old ones used to dig them into soil, just as we are doing now. Georgian museums have on display numerous clay vessels of all designations. Some were used to ferment grape juice and to store up wine, such as kvevri, chapi and satskhao, and others were used for drinking, such as khelada, doki, sura, chinchila, deda-khelada, dzhami and marani. For ages, artisans polished their skills to improve these vessels. The secrets of trade passed on from fathers to sons. Modern potters carefully study the ancient craft and decorative patterns and create their own pottery making extensive use of ancient national traditions and using the latest scientific and technological achievements to enrich ancient traditions.Many of the unearthed silver, gold and bronze artifacts of the 3rd and 2nd millennia BC bare chased imprints of the vine, grape clusters and leaves. The State Museum of Georgia has on display a cup of high-carat gold set with gems, an ornamented silver pitcher and some other artifacts dated the 2nd millennium BC The museum of history has a cameo depicting Bacchus. Numerous sarcophagi with wine pitchers and ornamented wine cups, found in ancient tombs, are a proof that wine was nothing unusual for Georgians at all times. On the basis of this evidence it is safe to say that viticulture is a preeminent theme in the long record of Georgian history.
Sanji (Hiroaki Hirata) Singing Sanji the Great Blue~Desert wa kimi~ Lyrics, English:Take my hand HONEY welcome to my ROMANTIC DINNER be happy HONEY take it easy and relaxtaste my MAIN DISH but, don't forget your DESSERT before the food, everyone is equal that's my worst MANNER i'll give my affection for girlsthat's my best service BABY i shell give it for your smile sonarating MELODY KNIFE & FORK BABY let's enjoy the faith we metif someone stand on my way, i'll KICK & DOWN in front of mother, everyone is a child it's the same thing. it's necessaryi shell polish to shine the beautiful thingsthat's my absolute RULE BABY i shell wisper like a moonmelting PINK & GREEN BABY just like the lalaby for lost kitten for annoying people are good enought for KICK & DOWN take my hand HONEY welcome to my DRAMATIC DINNER be happy HONEY take it easy, relaxbecome lighthead by the red WINE and, don't forget your DESSERT Lyrics Japanese:Ote o douzo HONEY boku no ROMANTIC DINNER e yookoso yorokonde HONEY okini mesu mama, kino muku mama MAIN DISH o meshiagare tadashi, DESSERT o wasurenaide... shyokuji no mae dewa minna byodo sorega boku no saitei no MANNER onna no ko ni wa chyanto aijyo sore ga boku no gokujyono binaa BABY kimi no egao ni sasageyo kanaderu MELODY KNIFE & FORK BABY deatta kiseki o ajiwaoo jyama suru yatsu wa KICK & DOWNmaman no mae de wa minna ga kodomo sore tto onaji sa hitsuyo fukakezu kirei na monno ni wa minna kaei o sorega bokuno, sekai no RULEBABY tsukino kofune de sasayako torokeru sorube PINK & GREEN BABY mayotta koneko ni komori uta urusai yatsu ni KICK & DOWNote o douzo HONEY boku no DRAMATIC DINNER e yookoso yorokonde HONEY kokkoro yuku made, kino sumu made akai WINE de yoi shirete soshite, DESSERT o wasurenaide...
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See the Territory where they produce the red wine with Black Rooster Label. Beautiful views and best wines. Photography: pabisq. Le colline del Chianti, una zona tra Firenze e Siena dove si coltivano le vigne per produrre il classico vino Gallo Nero. Merita un viaggio.
From Louis Bernard, the Domaine La Rocaliere is from the appelation Lirac in Southern Rhone - a relatively unknown district when compare to big brother Chateauneuf-du-Pape. The main grapes employed for blending in this region include (GSMCC) Grenache, Syrah, Mourvedre, Cinsault and Carignan. The appellation Lirac was actually created back in 1947. The wine is already showing bricky red colour at this stage. Stewed red/black fruits, dry prune, scortched earth, tar and dry Longan-berry (Chinese: Dragon Eye) are delected upon nosing. More stewy and tarry fruits, French onion soup, dark soya sauce, beef broth hit the mid palate coupling with fine but sandy tannin. The finish is relatively short but leaves a sweetish spiciness and a coarse mouth feel (due to tannin). There was a real hype about the wine about 5 or 6 years ago as WS rated it 94 points with the following tasting comments: "Fabulous. Rich and dense, a thick red with terrific midpalate concentration; there is a lot of substance here. Clean, pure fruit flavors-full-bodied, it shows superb focus from start to finish. Massive tannins are silky on the midpalate but toughen on the finish. Not imported into the U.S. Best from 2005 through 2020."Ahem! Give me a break! I strongly disagree with WS as the wine is neither that rich nor dense nor thick nor full body nor ageble to 2020 but it does have plenty of tannin to offer even now. Drink it now in case fruits drop and it becomes inbalance. (87-89 points) Tasted by Michael Lam of the Beverage Review.
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