As Thornton munched on some grapes several feet away, Sale shuddered at the thought.
We put more fruits and vegetables in our diets, again, trying to make for a colorful palate, but you'd slip some grapes in at breakfast time, and throw in an apple at lunch, and pester them about whether they actually ate the apple. (Laughter.) And then you try to balance it out with something at dinner time.
He bought a house in Forestville, in the Russian River Valley, in 1962, and a couple of years later got some Zinfandel grapes from a neighbor who couldn't sell them.
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Fortunately, Mr. Colin began with some very good vintages (2005, 2006), as well as some very good friends, and he was able to buy grapes from some top vineyards. (In Burgundy, the names Colin and Morey have great resonance.) Several years later, he gained access to the Colin family vineyards as well.
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Moshe Haviv, the general manager of the Dalton winery near Safed, some of whose grapes were given an unwanted early pressing by Katyusha rockets, saw his visitor centre closed for a month during what is normally the busiest season.
Most wineries here offer some combination of California and Arizona grapes in their wines, although many also make 100% Arizona wines.
And thanks to a recent resurgence of interest in native varietals, these grapes are responsible for some of the most interesting wines made in Italy today.
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Tannins are derived from both barrels and grapes and while all grapes have tannins, some, such as Cabernet, Nebbiolo and Syrah, possess tannins that are particularly strong.
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Suddenly, I find myself Googling dogs, looking into their dumb dog faces, reading about which foods will poison them (grapes, chocolate, some sugarless gums) and which celebrities love them (Glenn Close).
Some Gallo Moscatos are blended with inexpensive grapes like French Colombard, presumably to keep production up and prices down.
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In case you might think that Dr Meredith's sole concern is demolishing inflated reputations, the genetic fingerprinting of grapes in this way has some practical applications, too.
Some may dismiss this review as sour grapes resulting from past rejection, but in truth any sarcasm that reveals itself in the review is rooted in a grand dislike of economic fallacy.
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Some great ageable wines are made from these grapes (Bordeaux, Barolo, Hermitage), though a lot of mediocre wines are made from them as well.
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One might easily argue that the team at Ovid winery performs some magical transformations of their own with simple clusters of grapes.
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Even though grape harvesters, which shake or knock grapes from vines, have been around for about 40 years, some growers still pick by hand.
While we certainly won't go into the pros and cons of each company's products here (mainly for fear of getting flamed), we must say that the iDon't site features little compelling content other than a few cheesy wallpaper downloads and some links to anti-iPod sites, and mostly comes across as sour grapes from the runner-up in an industry being dominated by a single player.
Such theories have been dismissed here as sour grapes by the losers, while other Koreans have been left dismayed, with the suspicions taking off some of the gloss from the celebrations.
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