It’s a light switch - obviously!
Well that’s what the web stats says! I personally think they could be errors, maybe someone looking for www.lonnie.com or www.lonnies.com (nice paper folks!) or maybe someone looking for info on Sheriff Lonnie Swift - but I can assure you, I’m not a Sheriff! Sorry folks. Although, the last one is “interesting”… if you are into animal mutilations.
That reminds me, a guy here at work has an interesting t-shirt. Anyone got a cool t-shirt slogan to share? There are too many crap t-shirts out there, it’s time to change the tide!
Is appointment the opposite of disappointment?
Those of you who know me (not meaning to get philosophical) know that I tend to be a wine snob (I can hear Dan saying “and a coffee snob, and a tea snob, and a ….”)
HOWEVER, as I’m winding up my cellar, I’ve started buying table wines to drink now - oh the horror!! I have therefore started tasting Aussie wines below $10. I think our market for wines under $10 is very impressive. I’ve heard from Julian (the partner of a co-worker) that he predicts that due to the drought our lower end market will not be as affordable in the coming years. Julian is using this as an excuse to justify a world-war-three like buy-up. Good for him! I on the other hand am trying to decrease the size of my cellar in the off chance that someone from a foreign country will employ me.
Enough of that! Back to the wine! (more…)
One word answers this question. No.
BUT both Dave and James had to try it.
I was browsing the Nobel Prize web page when I found this little gem.
Give it a go, it’s educational and fun…
I’ve been sorting through photos this weekend, doing a big back-up. I saw this pic from Wilsons Prom when we were down there around this time last year.
I asked Kate what other categories I should have and we managed to come up with “wine”.
I agreed, thinking that I could now drink more wines for “research” purposes. Can’t argue with that eh?
So the idea of this category is to review wines - as quick as I can drink em! Hopefully this will be helpful for those of you who want to buy Australian wines, but don’t want to buy that cheap crap that we make/export (yellow tail ring a bell??). In stead, I hope to review good wine, cheap and expensive!
Tonights drop was Rouge Homme 2004 Linestone Coast Cabernet Merlot.
Nice and smooth. I usually find that Cab/Merlots are easy drinking though, so it’s not particularly surprising! This bottle will go well with pretty much anything with a reasonable strong flavor. It says it’s spent time in American and French Oak - which screams to me “made cheap” - we didn’t have enough of either so we mixed it! But people who know say that this sort of mixing brings out a variety of flavors… you make the decision!
For $9.50 it’s a good everyday drinker. It’s also under a screw cap so you can take it anywhere.
Enjoy!
(Sorry Chris, can’t find it in the UK - says it’s not available)
I found this photo that Kate took while I was working on my car. You can see the gearbox near my right shoulder and the unhappy look - it all suggests I hadn’t figured out the problem at this stage…