Try to remember
to get the wine name
right.

(I tried.)

I love the RED PN from
this producer, so I
jumped at the chance to
try the rosé.

The first sip tells
me that my instincts
are GOOD.

I expect this to be
from the PN grapes.

I don’t know yet.

The subtle perfume
tells me that it is.

I guess I’m getting
old and set in my
ways.

Wines are either
WONDERFUL or NOT.

Here’s a link…

https://www.skurnik.com/sku/spatburgunder-rose-messmer/

Notice that the
“import partner’s”
tasting note basically
says that the wine
is WONDERFUL.

BTW, Mr. Theise,
I eat my lunch in
“scenic surroundings”
every day and enjoy
wine in the process.

Aspiration accomplished.

I hope this is
a reasonable substitute
for “picnics”.

WHICH are for folks
that DON’T live in
pastoral settings.

Why travel to get
ticks and chiggers
when your pets bring
them home for lunch?

(I neither eat nor
feed insects.)

Additionally, if you
didn’t drink your
rosé ALL AT ONCE,
you could enjoy some
in the winter.

How hard is that?

Quite.

Notwithstanding this
nonsense,
God Bless Skurnick
and Mr. Theise.

https://www.skurnik.com/terry-theise/

I’ll re-screw-cap
this one
Til Tomorrow…

What kind of wine
were THOSE BABES
drinking?

Day Two…

Patient: I’m troubled.
I talk to my dead dog
BINKS all the time and
all she cares about is
what’s for lunch.
Shrink: What IS for lunch?
P: Sauteed Honey Baked
turkey and Meunster on
toasted wheat bread.
S: AND THEN?
P: Messmer rosé.
S: He seems OK to
me BINKS. Let’s eat.

Since I use snowflakes
(the frozen water kind)
for bookmarks, I
easily lose my place.

If I didn’t take
notes I would not be
aware that PN MAKES
REALLY GREAT ROSÉ.

Sorry PN…

Now I’m wondering
about the relative
merits of the
various grape
varieties used in
rosé.

Learning never tasted
so good on an empty
mind.

I’m not sure that
I have yet to convey
the extent to which
I have enjoyed this wine.

Silly me.

Hang in there.