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November 2011
The bad news: The 2008 Haynes Vineyard Pinot Noir is sold out. The good news: The 2009 Haynes Vineyard Pinot Noir is now available.
Meanwhile, the Tulocay Wine Club continues to grow. Some wines made
in exceedingly small quantities are being released exclusively to the
club. So if you're a Tulocay-head but are still not a member of the
club, this is one more incentive to sign up!
Tulocay on the web
Wine with Tony - California winery tours — VIDEO!
Tulocay on facebook
Tulocay on Twitter
(OK, we generally don't tweet unless we've had a lot of Mexican-style
beans, which, by the way, go great with Tulocay Zin and Syrah)
Tulocay on flickr
Tulocay on Yelp
An afternoon at Tulocay (photo by hiphophooray)
Tulocay on CellarTracker (personal wine reviews)
Tulocay on wine-searcher.com (wine merchants and prices)
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"Where there are vines, there is civilisation. There is no barbarism." — Hubert de Montille, Domaine Hubert de Montille, Volnay
"I
planted vines when my husband died. Ever since then, all this love
inside me, I give it to the vines. I talk to them. I have an exchange
with them." — Yvonne Hegoburu, Domaine de Souch, Jurançon
"Wine
is an almost religious relationship between man and the natural
elements. With the immaterial. It takes a poet to make a great wine."
— Aimé Guibert, Mas de Daumas-Gassac |
