Father's Day Tasting!
Saturday June 14th, 2014
11am - 8pm
ALL DAY LONG!
Featuring:
2012 Caymus Cabernet 40th Anniversary
2013 Belle Glos Clark & Telephone
2010 Montevetrano
2011 Merry Edwards Russian River Pinot Noir
2012 Eric Kent Small Town Pinot Noir
2005 Laurel Glen Estate Cabernet
2012 Tantara Santa Barbara County Pinot Noir
2011 Clos Erasmus "Laurel" (There was no Erasmus in 2011)
They
say that men are better than woman at math, but then the people who
usually say that are men. Go figure. When it's comes to figuring, we're
told that men are better with numbers, with figures (I feel a pun coming
on but I'm going to back away quietly from that one), that there is
something about the certitude of numerical depiction that appeals to a
man. Or maybe that men are just obsessed with numbers: .300 batting
averages, 50 quarterback ratings, triple doubles or maybe even a 5
handicap.
Maybe this is why the 100-point system appeals to so many men. Despite
the inherent ambiguity of wine (it changes, some people like certain
styles more than others), there is something so reassuring about knowing
that the god of wine has assigned it a number and now you know that
your cellar has thirty 95 point wines and above (and that you still
don't have a 100 point wine notched on your bedpost, I mean gun).
Fret not, gentlemen, numbers mean nothing! Taste is everything (like the
beer commercial says); so why not enjoy Father's Day weekend tasting
some of the most delicious wines any father (or son of a father) could
hope to taste?
So this weekend we're rolling out the big dogs of the world of winedom.
Italian cult wine Montevetrano - check. Cabernet powerhouse Caymus -
check. 1st Growth Bordeaux dead ringer Laurel Glen - double check. It's
like a who's who of wine superstars, all rolled out on our tasting
machines for your drinking pleasure.
Best of all, the wines we're tasting this weekend for Father's Day are
worth many, many points. How many points? Well, that's up to you. You're
the numbers man.
Happy Tasting and we'll see you Saturday!
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