No hesitation, trying to upsell, bam! He pointed me to a delightful $9 Chardonnay called Mirth. It's made by the same folks behind Owen Roe wines, which The Wino adores. The Oregon-based winery uses Washington grapes for this chard, which is as soft as a cashmere sweater on the first chilly day of autumn, yet it's got that green-apple crispness that fills me with a feeling of . . . mirth. Four outta four brown paper bags! Thanks for the tip, Dan!
Saturday, September 17, 2011
The Wino Picks Three Red-Hot Whites to Celebrate Summer's End - Seattle Restaurants and Dining - Voracious
The Wino Picks Three Red-Hot Whites to Celebrate Summer's End - Seattle Restaurants and Dining - Voracious
No hesitation, trying to upsell, bam! He pointed me to a delightful $9 Chardonnay called Mirth. It's made by the same folks behind Owen Roe wines, which The Wino adores. The Oregon-based winery uses Washington grapes for this chard, which is as soft as a cashmere sweater on the first chilly day of autumn, yet it's got that green-apple crispness that fills me with a feeling of . . . mirth. Four outta four brown paper bags! Thanks for the tip, Dan!
No hesitation, trying to upsell, bam! He pointed me to a delightful $9 Chardonnay called Mirth. It's made by the same folks behind Owen Roe wines, which The Wino adores. The Oregon-based winery uses Washington grapes for this chard, which is as soft as a cashmere sweater on the first chilly day of autumn, yet it's got that green-apple crispness that fills me with a feeling of . . . mirth. Four outta four brown paper bags! Thanks for the tip, Dan!
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