A Study in Merlot

Hail fellows, well met, greetings, salutations and thank you for attending this study in Merlot, a chronicle of man's passion for excellence, and a compendium of the finest epicurean pursuits in the history of history. As Oscar Wilde observed: "Most people are other people. Their thoughts are someone else's opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation." As I hope you shall see in these studies, Merlot is certainly not "most people" in Wilde's sense.

Monday, October 10, 2005

Merlot Considers Bird Flue

Greetings Voignier, and kind readers,

Merlot finds very little about which to jest this evening, after reading the Wall Street Journal with respect to the so called "super flu" threat. We urge you to contact your senators and congressmen about Avian Flu, and the danger is poses http://www.senate.gov

With that out of the way, let me say that I am in a rather maudline state this evening, as the waves of the majestic Hudson River, perhaps one of the worlds finest, gently rock me in my chair, as I right this communication, and enjoy a wonderful America made boxed wine, that shall remain un-named until Merlot finished, both the box and a formal review of this wonderful blend.

Having spent much of the evening, IM'ing, if you will, my fan base; and have now resigned myself to "be right back" status, in order to make my day's contribution to the advancement of boxed wine in America, and Parts of Chile.

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