This just in from Giampiero Nadali of Aristide. His girlfriend Laura bought this...this thing in Merano, clearly not the Italian capital of good taste.
My musical link (below) kind of says it all, IMHO. Feeling a lit-tle trip-py...
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Wolfgang Weber on Italian wine - Good Wine Under $20
There is a doctor in the house - VINOWIRE.COM
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Marco isn't OMG but he comes close. - Good Grape: A Wine Manifesto
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Lyle Fass kicks ass - Italian Wine Blog - Wine90
Sarah Newton wine grrl in Rome - Do Bianchi
Jeremy Parzen a NYC. Un intenditore - Vino da Burde
Tuscan sommelier has his say. Italian and English - McDuff's Food & Wine Trail
Philly, more than scrapple and Rolling Rock - Sangre y Pajas en Flor/Blood & Straws in Bloom
Mr. Rodriguez from San Juan, PR - Enoteca d'Italia - El Blog
Interesting Spanish/Catalan blog about Italian wine - A Wine Story
- Vino Biologico
Good Italian blog about bio/organic wine - Le blog de Francis Boulard - Journal d'un vigneron de Champagne
Maker of truly stupendous biodynamic Champagne - Balestri Valda - vini soave
- TheWineBlog.net (it)
Luk & Co. da Liguria - Soavemente...
Maria Grazia reporting from Soaveland - Vino24.tv
wine info aggregator, video to boot - Nella botte piccola...
Produttrice vinicola appassionata - East Village Wine Geek
Wino, the next generation - Bigger than your head
Fredric Koeppel's wild side springeth forth - Poggio Argentiera
Gianpaolo Paglia's blog - ItalianMade.com - HOME
Italian trade commission's excellent US portal - Vino Pigro, il blog di Lizzy giornalista del Vino
Persona 1a classe, blog aussi - myvinespot.com
Tasting Virginia's wines - De-Vino Wines
Well-selected wines downtown - Wine Appellation America - Serving the North American Wine Industry
Covers ALL wine regions in US, hip hip hooray - GR New portale
Gambero Rosso in italiano. Molto meglio questa versione - On the Wine Trail in Italy
Alfonso Cevola, Italian in Texas - Luciano Pignataro
A goldmine of Southern Italian wine and food knowledge -- too bad it isn't also in English - Diario enotecario
Fiorenzo Sartore, enotecaro - Through The Grape Vine
News from one of the best US wine regions - Vino al vino
Due parole per ottimo wine writing: Franco Ziliani! - The Pour by Eric Asimov
New York Times. What else do you need to know? - Alice Feiring - In Vino Veritas
Truth is what she tells - Tigullio Blog di Filippo Ronco
Portale enogastropolitico - Gambero Rosso Social
Centrino blog d'Italia - Vinography: a wine blog
Top blog dog in Cali - Tirebouchon
Nostro amico a Torino, Vittorio Rusina' - LENNDEVOURS
Our lad on Long Island - Koeppel on Wine | Wine Reviews, Articles & Advice
Superb tasting notes - Jancis Robinson - Empress of Wine
- Fermentation: The Daily Wine Blog
Kicking butt, taking names - Dr. Vino's wine blog
Peripatetic Tyler Colman - Campania Wine Portal
Great resource - Aristide
Premier Italian wine blog
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And, please, did you noticed the big, colored, scarf...?
Posted by: Giampiero alias Aristide | December 26, 2007 at 04:58 PM
I did notice the scarf. And it will be noted that even I wore one today..."another one bites the dust."
Posted by: Terry Hughes | December 26, 2007 at 05:05 PM
Hahahahaha. Italians are so on the edge of fashion they are falling off--- 75% of their craft is something from Gaudi's wet dream. Then again, 200 euro zebra print eyelashes do have a tantalizing aesthetic value girls just can't resist...
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