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Roger Paige on December 29th, 2009

Many wineries are starting to realize the value of the multitude of media at their disposal to promote their wineries. Many of us are still old school and are resistant to change. Unfortunately for them media is ever changing and it’s here to stay. You can either jump on the bus or be left at [...]

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Roger Paige on December 27th, 2009

Saturday my wife and I had the opportunity to head out to the vineyards with our friends Tom and Laura of WINEormous.  We started out at Maurice Car’rie and had a late lunch at Wilson Creek, then finished out at Cougar Winery and Vineyard. This was the first time I have had the opportunity to [...]

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Roger Paige on December 25th, 2009

Well, well, well my friends. It’s been a prodigious four days of mystery and suspense, but the game has played itself out. A mere three wineries out of thirty-four went above and beyond the call-of-duty and not only decorated their wineries, but their vineyards as well. What better way to acknowledge their efforts than by putting [...]

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Roger Paige on December 21st, 2009

In Temecula Valley there are currently 34 Wineries. Some have evening events during the holidays and want visitors to come and see their vineyards all aglow. Right then and there the idea of the the Best Decorated Vineyard in the Temecula Valley Contest was born by yours truly. To my amazement there are only three [...]

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Roger Paige on October 20th, 2009

This past Sunday morning my family woke up unusually early for a weekend. Unusual, but not unexpected. We are accustomed to this once a year pilgrimage, and have been doing it since the thirteenth of May 2004. On that day my wife’s world crashed around her. She was diagnosed with Breast Cancer at age 37. After [...]

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Roger Paige on October 7th, 2009

Need I say more?  Two of mans favorite items; one off the vine, and the other off the hoof. Dan Atwood, the owner of The Wine Company in Temecula recently hosted an Australian Wine and Bacon Food Paring Tasting Event, where we were presented an evening to definitely remember by none other than Dave Townsend, [...]

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Roger Paige on September 4th, 2009

One of the obvious powerhouse wineries in Temecula is South Coast Winery Resort and Spa.  Whenever we decide to visit there you feel like you are in a line for an amusement park.  It’s always very busy and if you want to taste, you starting point will be four people deep from the bar.  Why is [...]

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Roger Paige on September 3rd, 2009

Normally my wife opens a bottle once the kids are settled and their homework is done.  Yesterday I decided to take the lead.  I was just getting ready to pour for her and to my shock and horror she said no thanks, so this tasting is a one man show.  I chose one of our [...]

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Roger Paige on June 30th, 2009

I think the picture of Cab (short for Cabernet), one of the Golden Retrievers at Wilson Creek Winery speaks for all of us last Sunday.  It was a fantastic as usual day in Temecula.  My wife and I decided to pick-up some of our wine club memberships at the local haunts.  We started at Maurice [...]

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Roger Paige on June 17th, 2009

I’m a 41 year old, happily in love with my wife, kinda guy.  When we go out on a date (16 years and I still call it a date) the last thing we want to do is go somewhere that is a meat market.  We enjoy talking with our friends, having libations, and listening to [...]

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