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Topic	Anyone know much about Duluth, MN ?
bsp77 01/17/22 1:45:44 PM #31:	SiO4 posted... Yesss! That sounds amazing! Certainly Jelly of that one. Pretty much any Alsatian Wine is going to be great. As for a fun wine to say, I would introduce you to, Hermann J. Wiemer - Gewrztraminer. John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt, better lookout! https://imgur.com/Bt2ouGt Lol. @SiO4 And you want me to make you more jelly? On the wine tour in Alsace, the owner let us try two Dry Rieslings that were the exact same vintage but grown 50 meters apart, as one was in sandstone and one was in limestone. Tasted utterly different simply due to the terroir. It was pretty eye opening. --- Currently playing: Shin Megami Tensei V <cite>bsp77 posted [p:961824193] in Anyone kno... [t:79855948]...</cite> <quote>SiO4 posted... </cite> <quote>Yesss! That sounds amazing! Certainly Jelly of that one. Pretty much any Alsatian Wine is going to be great. As for a fun wine to say, I would introduce you to, Hermann J. Wiemer - Gewrztraminer. John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt, better lookout! https://imgur.com/Bt2ouGt</quote>Lol. @SiO4 And you want me to make you more jelly? On the wine tour in Alsace, the owner let us try two Dry Rieslings that were the exact same vintage but grown 50 meters apart, as one was in sandstone and one was in limestone. Tasted utterly different simply due to the terroir. It was pretty eye opening. --- Currently playing: Shin Megami Tensei V</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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