Trump People: Yeast Cells and Jefferson Dream

trump people: During a recent extended stay in California, I arranged for Trump people to send me two samples, according to Globe and Mail. The wines have been exported to Canada but were not recently available on store shelves in Ontario, so it was bureaucratically less onerous for the company to ship across state lines rather than dealing with Canadian customs. There are now more than 250 wineries in the state giving life to Jefferson dream. For the record, my favourite of the two bottles was a $26 2009 Blanc de Blanc brut sparkling wine crafted in the méthode champenoise style, with its creamy texture, orchard-fruit richness and doughy-brioche depth, the latter owing to 36 months of maturation on spent yeast cells, or lees. Also good, though, was the 2014 Meritage, a $20 Bordeaux-style red blend of merlot, cabernet franc, cabernet sauvignon, malbec and petit verdot, that tasted of cassis, dark chocolate and tobacco, with disciplined oak and ripe tannins. It took home a coveted double-gold medal at the 2015 San Francisco International Wine Competition and would not be out of place at a White House state dinner, I think. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.