By Ursula, on September 7th, 2011
Pinot Gris – Okanagan– a creek region
Smooth and light – but complex in floral, apples and pears aroma- strong soil- adds sage and herbal fragrance – an experience of aromas in a great wine
acrylic/paper unframed 12×12″ a great present for a wine lover shipping is free $45.00
. . . → Read More: The Creek Region
By Ursula, on May 5th, 2011
 Wine from Ortega grapes – in the blue valley of the grouse.
Soft delightful floral – hint of spice and apricot
A cross between Mueller-Thurgau and { here is a big word}
“Siegerrebe”,(vine for the Conqueror) sounds like the Romans sure named this one after their own heart but a mister José’ Ortega did the( punch) . . . → Read More: The Grouse – color blue
By Ursula, on April 28th, 2011
BLUE GROUSE IN THE Valley
A NOBLE WHITE — BACCHUS — THE GODLY ONE
RICH AND FRUITY — LIVELY, FRAGRANT —
HERE IS OUR PEACH COMMING THROUGH
THE FINISH IS CLEAN — CLEAN AS THE SEA
ACRYLIC/CANVAS 24X24″ ART FOR SALE
PayPal Check-Out Page . . . → Read More: Blue Grouse in the Valley
By Ursula, on February 28th, 2011
Focused
Pinot Blanc – nicely focused flavours of green apples and (minerals) – if someone could let me know how minerals taste – give me a “hint” - send me a note
16×12″ acrylic/canvas one only $250.00
PayPal Check-Out Page . . . → Read More: Focused
By Ursula, on February 28th, 2011
“Las Rojas”
The legend goes: she was a noted woman from the Spanish civil war – a wine region South East of Spain.
Rich fruity reds – Marques de Rojas.
Deep purple color – aroma of cassis and sage – mixed with pepper and plums.
This I really conceder a fine drinking . . . → Read More: Las Rojas
By Ursula, on February 17th, 2011
 PINOT GRIS
Rises to the occasion
Pinot Gris
Peaches and Bartlett Pears, the fruit of the neighbouring orchards gives this wine a wonderful “ comfortable – drinkable “ direction. Some say after ( does it mean after the bottle is finished?) the taste rises to a hint of Vanilla and butterscotch – . . . → Read More: Next Door Orchard
By Ursula, on February 7th, 2011
 “Maipe” keeper of the winds
Influenced by the wind
A great Red
“ Maipe” lord of the winds
Grown in the Foothills (not Alberta’s Rocky Mountains)
But the Andes Mountains and 3000 ft above sea level
Aroma rises out of the soil and the sun gave birth to the color
20×16″ acrylic/canvas one only . . . → Read More: Maipe
By Ursula, on February 7th, 2011

A package from Spain
Sabor Real near Toro
A wine reasonably priced
Grown in warm sandy soil,
Described as plenty of structure and now – > here is a clincher
“roasted perfume”( not my words) and than a spicy finish,
This is a description I had never heard before but like us . . . → Read More: A package from Spain
By Ursula, on January 26th, 2011
 Pinot Gris
Simon Says
“ slightly complicated – a bit of a surprise – at first – seemed to be a sweet and fruity start – but very different finish – quite dry almost a bit herby” end of quote from Simon
Pinot Gris – Vin D’Alsace – Familie Zink
Grapes born . . . → Read More: Simon says
By Ursula, on January 10th, 2011
Cabernet Sauvignon
Ever tried to find Vanilla flavour in your glass of wine ( I did- after two more tries or was it four?) but I thought cassis is good – pepper taste is the IN Thing- anyway ( is it the new organic thing?) what would be a spicy cherry? – well . . . → Read More: With Vanilla
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