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Happy Thanksgiving
I hope everyone has a good holiday with family and friends. Take time to relax, sit back, and enjoy a glass of your favorite wine.
After Thanksgiving dinner, I recommend sipping a dessert wine, such as, Prodigy Vineyard and Winery’s Legacy. You’ll enjoy it.
by adminHappy Holidays from the Wine Lover
The holidays are coming. The signs of the season are showing, from Christmas music, to decorations, to shoppers looking for the perfect gift.
If you have a wine lover on your list, the Kentucky Wine Lover is offering a special. Follow my book link for a special price for A Wine Lover’s Odyssey Across Kentucky until the end of the year. Enjoy the season.
by adminKentucky Book Fair
I had a great time at the Kentucky Book Fair last weekend. This was my first time there, but would love to go again as an author or as a visitor. Those who stopped by to talk were knowledgeable individuals who, like me, were interested in books, Kentucky, and wine. With so many people relying on e-books, it was refreshing to see the number of people attending the fair and buying books.
The volunteers who put the book fair together did an exceptional job. Authors and visitors were treated to a wonderful experience. Since the book fair is a yearly event, I recommend you watch for next year’s date and make plans to attend.
by admin31st Annual Kentucky Book Fair
The thirty-first Kentucky Book Fair will be held on November 10th, in Frankfort, at the Convention Center. Over 195 authors will be available to sign their books. Authors from many genres will be there. The event is open to the public.
A book fair is a great way for readers to meet and talk to their favorite authors, and purchase a signed copy of their books. The fair opens at 9 AM and most authors will be there until 5 PM. Avid readers will want to attend.
I will be there signing copies of A Wine Lover’s Odyssey Across Kentucky and would love to see you there.
by adminKentucky Wines
For those who come to my blog for news and information, I apologize for the time since my last post. I’ve had a lingering illness that has lessened my energy and my cognitive skills. I have lots of news I’ll be posting in the next two days.
I would like to share news about new releases of two of my favorite wines. Lovers Leap Vineyards and Winery released a new vintage (2010) of Cabernet Sauvignon, which I strongly recommend. This elegant wine has a deep garnet color, with flavors of black cherries or currants and a vanilla finish. Lovers Leap’s Cabs have always been very good; this one is excellent.
Chrisman Mill Vineyards and Winery has released the new vintage of Norton Reserve. While every vintage of Norton Reserve has been superior, this one has a smooth finish while still giving the full big red taste and truly is fabulous.
If you love “big reds”, you’ll want to try these as soon as you can.
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