We have another great (albeit a tad late) entry into this month’s Challenge (#MWWC31) from Girl on a Mogul!
You can check out the post here:
http://girlonamogul.blogspot.com/2017/03/the-blind-tasting-buying-and-selling.html
Thanks for another great post!
We have another great entry into this month’s Challenge (#MWWC31) from Dracaena Wines!
You can check out the post here:
http://dracaenawines.com/no-matter-faith-theres-god/
Thanks for another great post!
Faith that goes forward triumphs.
I don’t know what was on the top 100 list for Wine Spectator in Biblical times, but I am certain that wine was a necessity more than a luxury for daily living, because the water could kill you. And because wine was so common and so daily it took on many metaphors in Religion which are as timeless as all the other stories in the Bible whatever value you subscribe to them in your own life.
Wine has positive and negative positions to play. On the positive side wine was a symbol of divine grace, intimate love. Owning a vineyard was a symbol of being one of the chosen people. Wine was a blessing as early as Genesis 14:18. The being of the Messianic age will be a time when god’s people will “plant vineyards and drink wine”.
On the negative side drinking wine to…
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Walk into your local wine shop, and you are faced with hundreds of different options and choices. Which wine is the right one for you? How will you know? Unless you buy the same wines all the time, you are about to drop your hard-earned cash on a bottle that you may or may not like. Why?
Allison, the OkieWineGirl, wrote an amazing piece for Monthly Wine Writing Challenge #30, and won the challenge. As all winners do, she had the honor of selecting the topic for #MWWC31. She chose: Faith.
Boiled down to its essence, faith is simply placing trust in someone or something. Sometimes that trust is given based on past experiences. Other times, it is with no prior basis or evidence for believing in the person or thing. Often thought of as a religious tenet; faith actually occurs in all aspects of human life. For…
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A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away there is a New Hope and that hope is Faith. On that tiny speck of dust that is called Earth, there is faith. Not a faith in a New World Order, but in the common conviction of trust, loyalty, confidence, reliance and belief; the meanings of faith. What does faith have to do with wine? That is what Allison of Okiewinegirl has proposed that we write about as the new theme for our Monthly Wine Writers Challenge.
In the beginning, out of chaos “The Classification of 1855 for the Medoc” was created and that was the genesis of all modern wine writings. An ambitious and for the most part a classification of the Great Growths of the Medoc, which to this day is still holding up, with a few tweaks and a few questions. Trust was achieved by this list…
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We have another great entry into this month’s Challenge (#MWWC31) from Red Wine Cats!
You can check out the post here:
https://redwinecats.com/wine/cause-gotta-faith/
Thanks for another great post!
Monthly Wine Writing Challenge #31
*This post is my entry for Wine Writing Challenge #31, Faith, as described at this link.*
She Said, He Said
Elizabeth (Beth) Smith: She Said
The definition of faith is primarily religious in nature. However these synonyms struck a chord with me – affection, allegiance, commitment, constancy, dedication, devotion – and convey precisely what I feel when I attend Zinfandel Advocates and Producers’ (ZAP) annual Zinfandel Experience Grand Tasting.
As I entered San Francisco’s Pier 27 gorgeous, bright event space and caught my first glimpse of what seemed like endless tables of zinfandel, I immediately felt the sense of faithful community that brings together zinfandel producers and lovers every year. The room buzzed with excitement as winemakers shared the labors of their love with hundreds of people. The enthusiasm for all things zinfandel was contagious. Soon, Tony Maass, my partner in wine, and I…
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Photo credit :Dane Vandeputte
This post is part of the Monthly Wine Writing Challenge (#MWWC31) in which we are invited to write a post about a one-word theme and relate it to wine somehow. This month’s theme was Faith. I snickered when I read that as I had just finished warning my readers that there will be a bit of that in the upcoming posts. Consider yourself warned. And if you like what you read, please consider a vote in the competition (will post link when I
Faith is defined Biblically as “the confident assurance that what we hope for is going to happen. It is the evidence of things we cannot yet see.”(Hebrew 11:1 NLT)
In Matthew, Jesus tells his disciples,”I tell you the truth, if you had faith even as small as a mustard seed, you could say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it…
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We have another great entry into this month’s Challenge (#MWWC31) from Savor the Harvest!
You can check out the post here:
http://savortheharvest.com/faith-in-a-weather-wine-god/
Thanks for another great post!
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