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Ex-Catatonia singer Cerys Matthews live at the Sesiwn Fawr festival, Dolgellau in 2004 performing Chardonnay -- taken from her debut solo album Cockahoop.
More recipes at http://sogood.tv Heather Johnston, a popular food vlogger, demonstrates how to make a warm lobster roll while on vacation on the North Fork of Long Island. (The North Fork is a great American wine region like northern California.) Heather pairs the menu of lobster roll, summer corn, and farm fresh salad with a local Chardonnay.Related VideosTasting Sauvignon Blanc, Merlots from North Fork Wine Region: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v SmoE4ENca4cShrimp cocktail: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v 0cD-_OQKHPITasting Wine Basics http://www.youtube.com/watch?v WEWdFbb1p2wUPDATED 10/1/07THANKS TO YOUTUBE FOR THE FEATURE AND THANKS TO ALL YOU VIEWERS FOR THE COMMENTS AND FAVORITES!
Game Theory (San Francisco), 1980's power pop in Jackson, Mississippi 1988. 2nd half of Chardonnay (Lolita Nation.) Game Theory broke up after this tour. In the 90's Scott Miller formed The Loud Family
Chardonnay is America's favorite wine, but finding an inexpensive and good one is a challenge. WSJ's Dorothy Gaiter and John Brecher taste some of the best and give their recommendations.
Heather Johnston, food and wine blogger and recent YouTube Editor's Pick, demonstrates how easy and delicious grilled clams can be, and pairs them with three satisfying Chardonnays.
Not too long ago chardonnay got to the point where it was so overblown with oak and butter that some people started to move away from the variety. This week we kick off by looking at an offering from a Victorian producer who stays away from the old practices and delivers a chardonnay that is brilliantly drinkable. We also look at a Coonawarra Cabernet which is producing the good year after year and a Tasmanian pinot noir with a bit of weight to it.
This lovely and elegant Carneros Chardonnay reflects both a long growing season and the benefits derived from new Dijon clones in the vineyard. Medium intense green-gold color with green pear, green almond, honey and apple fruit aromas, as well as a fine, lightly nutty aroma from lees aging. Medium-bodied, with typical Carneros Chardonnay aromas, and also fine subtle vanilla oak character. Bright acidity combined with creamy richness gives this wine a lengthy finish.
