by Philip M. Anderson It is NOW a tradition that I write a blog post on Super Bowl Sunday outlining some wine I’ve experienced along with my Super Bowl prediction. After Arizona failed 5 years ago to beat the Steelers and, thus, ruin my upset prediction, I have not missed a prediction, having correctly predicted
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Two Super Wines on Super Bowl Weekend
by Phil Anderson I know I could be sued by the National Football League for using their sacred term “Super Bowl” without their consent, but I’ll take my chances. I guess the NFL gets pretty pissed when other people promote their product. For FREE, I might add! By the time I hit “publish” at the
A Night To Remember
The definition of “A perfect night” will differ from person to person. How many times do you try to line everything up so that you have a perfect night? You get the kids taken care of, make sure you’re well rested, not having an argument with your significant other, and so on. You put so
Better Late Than Never
Ok, so I probably would have written right after the Super Bowl had my prediction turned out correct. Shelley nearly predicted the exact score at one point late in the game and then Ben Roethlisberger did his thing by taking the Steelers all the way down field, throwing the winning touchdown pass that destroyed Arizona’s dream of
Four Wines in Three Nights
Happy Saturday! Welcome to another posting of my “General Wine Thoughts”. Fun stuff, huh? We’ve had some interesting wine the past couple of nights. Last night we had a wonderful roast for dinner and opened a 2005 Winemaker’s Blend from Maryhill Winery. Maryhill is located in the, as they state, “world renowned”, scenic Columbia River
1 For 2 in predicting winners, 2 For 2 in wine choices
Ok, ok, so I went for a grand slam and only got a stand up triple. My prediction for both underdogs to win went South but Arizona kept my credibility from crumbling like a house of cards. As for the Super Bowl, well I have just under a couple of weeks to come up with
