Showing posts with label click wine group. Show all posts
Showing posts with label click wine group. Show all posts
Friday, January 19, 2007
Friday, November 10, 2006
More winners!
When I'm not selling real-estate, sometimes I submit work to competitions.
This morning, I found out that TaB Energy will be featured in Step. This is the annual that only takes 100 pieces, and does a page write up on each.
Recently, we also learned that in the San Francisco International Wine Competition, both Bottleg and Root: 1 were honored with gold and bronze metals accordingly. (Our client submitted this for us)
Congratulations, everyone!
Lisa
This morning, I found out that TaB Energy will be featured in Step. This is the annual that only takes 100 pieces, and does a page write up on each.
Recently, we also learned that in the San Francisco International Wine Competition, both Bottleg and Root: 1 were honored with gold and bronze metals accordingly. (Our client submitted this for us)
Congratulations, everyone!
Lisa
Friday, September 01, 2006
encore!
From the the front page of the Life section of USA Today:
Erase your preconceptions
2005 Clean Slate Riesling, Mosel-Saar-Ruwer, Germany, about $11. Praise be the comprehensible and stylish label on this new-wave Riesling from the famously confusing German wine world. The grape and its origins are stated clearly on the front, and the artsy photo of slate rocks and the nifty name imply freshness and the promise of mineral-tinged fruit flavors. Sweetness is not an issue here: This wine is all about the perfect balance between demure peach-nectarine flavors and cleansing acidity. Chill well and serve with grilled seafood.
And if you look closely into the carton, you'll see the faintest of eye-claimaion marks hidden in the slate.
Very cool.
Lisa
Erase your preconceptions
2005 Clean Slate Riesling, Mosel-Saar-Ruwer, Germany, about $11. Praise be the comprehensible and stylish label on this new-wave Riesling from the famously confusing German wine world. The grape and its origins are stated clearly on the front, and the artsy photo of slate rocks and the nifty name imply freshness and the promise of mineral-tinged fruit flavors. Sweetness is not an issue here: This wine is all about the perfect balance between demure peach-nectarine flavors and cleansing acidity. Chill well and serve with grilled seafood.
And if you look closely into the carton, you'll see the faintest of eye-claimaion marks hidden in the slate.
Very cool.
Lisa
Tuesday, July 25, 2006
Clean Sweep from Clean Slate
Well; not quite. But, it looks like TD-designed riesling performed well at the SF Intl. Wine Competition. There is an article in Beverage Industry here:
http://www.bevindustry.com/viewprnews.php?nid=4969
Also, Click Wine Group launched the Clean Slate website here:
http://cleanslatewine.com/#
CG
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