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Greetings once again dear reader, and as you have patiently awaited with baited breath no doubt (actually, I doubt that) for my third of four exciting reviews in the muchas delicioso (better not talk like that in Arizona...) 2010 Inniskillin Summer S (read full article)
Greetings once more dear reader, and welcome back to my second of four (yes, count em four!) special reviews regarding Inniskillin's 2010 Summer Series of fine vinos!My first review, in case you missed it, discussed its very fine, tasty and frankly b (read full article)
So dear reader, good for you on checking back for the first of Matt's Wine Not!'s (is that proper grammar?) reviews on Inniskillin's 2010 Summer Series wines: the 2008 Pinot Gris, which won a Gold Medal at the 2009 Intervin International Wine Awards! (read full article)
Welcome once again dear reader to another enthralling edition of Beer We Go! although I must start off however with some news about wine!I have been fortunate, and am flattered beyond belief, to have been invited by the wonderful people at Inniskil (read full article)
As you may have noticed (if you've been a good and faithful reader!), I have been canoodling in Summer type drinkies to try and capture the spirit of the season!This one is somewhat of an offside trip however, although, being an India Pale Ale - and (read full article)
Once more, dear reader, I am pleased to bring to you yet another rose style wine, this time from the land of sharply dressed Presidents and beautiful First Ladies (no, not America): France!I have attempted in these cornball pieces as of late to bring (read full article)
So dear reader, in continuing with the Summer-esque theme of boozeriffic goodness, I present to you yet another rose wine (pronounced "rose-a," with the "a" sounding like "able," as in, "I am able to drink much of this wine").I wasn't a big fan of th (read full article)
Looks like I'm about to review some kind of soda pop or kid's drink, judging by the pic, doesn't it dear reader?Well, unlike those folks recently in the news who let their little child smoke packs of ciggies, don't be giving Junior this one cause it (read full article)
Thankfully dear reader, at least in my neck of the woods, the warm weather has returned with a tender embrace, which we all know won't last, as Old Man Winter will come crawling back to punch Young Man Summer in the face to take back his weather crow (read full article)
I don't know about you dear reader, but when I have trouble deciphering the language on the front of the can, or any product, I'm somewhat hesitant in buying said product. This is obviously a stupid bias or hesitation on my part: obviously people in (read full article)
Yes, Hungarian white wine. Who would've thunk it? Well, the Hungarians, obviously!Wine is an art mastered the world across, and our friends in Hungary are no exception. And, this very price friendly white wine (under C$/US$10.00) with a picturesqu (read full article)
Some wines have hidden messages, dear reader, or so I've found, in the very way they package or label their wines. These need a little bit of intuition or logic, or hell, even some research, if one really wants to see the inner meaning of what they (read full article)
Here in Canada, dear reader, we have to put up with a lot of weather related crap when it comes to the Spring. One day it's 24 Celsius (look it up Americans!) the next day, it's 7. Then, back up to 15; then back down to 8. I mean...WTF (what the (read full article)
What caught my eye about this particular bottle was its beautiful art work on the label. I'm a sucker for good looking bottles, and damn, this one worked pretty well, the museumish artish kinda person that I am.It features a family perhaps...debating (read full article)
Well dear reader, it seems we're on quite the angel tangent as of late, with yet another angelically inspired red wine, this time from our French friends (or, "amis!").Louis Jadot celebrated their 150th anniversary recently in 2009 (how can he put up (read full article)
One of the brightest stars in the Firmament of Beers has to be Belgium's (now Anheuser-Busch InBev's, but still made in Belgium, and elsewhere ...yeah!) Stella Artois, which stars in this edition of Matt's Beer We Go!"Stella," meaning "star" in Latin (read full article)
One of the most often read reviews here on Matt's Wine Not! has been the Casilero del Diablo Cab Sauv, made in Chile, which sports an image of the Devil. To counteract the evil wiles of Satan, I bring you this Angelically inspired (just check out th (read full article)
Well dear reader, there's nothing like a fresh, tasty white wine to ring in and celebrate the re-incarnation of Spring! Riesling wines thankfully fall into this category, and this wine from Deutschland (i.e. Germany) falls smack dab into said categ (read full article)
In my last post, dear reader, I pined away for the historically rich cities of France; oh what bliss it'd be to get away, just for a while! But hey, Jamaica sounds pretty damn good too, so I bring you Red Stripe Jamaican Style Lager!Hmm...that word (read full article)
I've often thought I'd love to undertake a tour of France someday. Paris, obviously, steeped in history (much like the rest of France!) with its cafes and bistros, Versailles being the court of Louis XIV, and well...so on and so forth.Well that's no (read full article)
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