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Don and Elaine Cohen

Last Taste of Fall

Posted on December 10, 2009 by ...

This month’s tasting was graciously hosted by Bruce and Doni. Our regular group of tasters was joined by several guest tasters, including Marni and John Rapf, owners of Buttercreek Ranch Vineyards in Hyampom who shared their succulent Trinity Noir –… Continue Reading →

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Wine on a Dime: ‘Locawinos’

Posted on November 5, 2009 by ...

Like Locavores and farmers market junkies Locawinos know the joys of consuming a handcrafted product that was grown and made locally. Visiting the Napa valley and enjoying a glass of wine in its own back yard is a real joy.… Continue Reading →

Food Don and Elaine Cohen, Joy Yoshioka, Redding CA, Wine on a Dime

Octoberfest Wines – Sans Sauerkraut

Posted on October 21, 2009 by ...

After last month’s dismal showing (only one of seven wines deemed worth drinking) one had to wonder if it might be better to give up and just drink beer.  But wine geeks, like treasure hunters, are eternal optimists.  Looking for… Continue Reading →

Food Don and Elaine Cohen, Joy Yoshioka, Redding CA, Wine on a Dime
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‘Summer’s Over’ Wines

Posted on October 12, 2009 by ...

Our wonderful wine tasters assembled at Don Cohen’s for a late summer sipping event… Continue Reading →

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Wine on a Dime: A Summer Lunch

Posted on June 25, 2009 by ...

Don and Elaine Cohen hosted a delightful summer tasting with special guests: Doni and Bruce Greenberg, Kelly Brewer and Mark Ramage, Trader Joe’s Wine Manager. The tasting began with Elaine’s refreshing Peach Bellini Sorbet made from homegrown peaches and Banrock… Continue Reading →

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