Thanksgiving 2008

It has been a difficult year…for almost everyone, but there is a lot to be thankful for, especially with the results of the last election.  I never believed there would be an African-American, or person of color, in the White House.  I wonder, what kind of wine President-elect Obama would enjoy?

I’m ready for Thanksgiving; I am looking forward to the Holidays.  Here is a video to my suggestions for pairing Thanksgiving dinner with wine.

I am anxious about this video post, it’s raw video, and I appreciate any feedback.

Reg

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7 Responses to “Thanksgiving 2008”

  1. Angela Fraher Says:

    Thank you for the helpful tips of wine to serve with a Thanksgiving meal. I was wondering if you can list your wines on your web site so I may or other people can purchase the wine with the correct spelling and more infor. Thank you!!

    Cheers!!

    Angela Fraher

  2. Reg Says:

    Thanks Angela, good suggestion, I will make the change soon

  3. Lorrie S. LeBeaux Says:

    I think the video was good. More eye contact would be great. You are knowledgable, so look into the camera. Also consider QPR’s as wines to present to your audience. Budget is an issue for most people, especialy people of color. Glad you are doing what you are doing!

  4. Reg Says:

    Thanks for the feedback. I’m keeping my full time job for now but things will improve on the site.

  5. Kimberly Says:

    If you are able to (ie someone is helping you do the video taping), it might be nice to zoom in (occasionally) on the bottles you are talking about so that they can see the label, the name, etc.

  6. Reg Says:

    thanks for the feedback Kimberly

  7. Dinkinish Says:

    Hey there!

    I am Din’ ki nesh, a food and wine writer who stumbled on to this you tube while doing research. I loved your suggestions. I am a huge fan of Viognier (’cuz it’s girly–the lavender nose-thing), and I LOVE RHONE WINES because the aromas often remind me of Jamaica’s red soil.

    Would love to see what you think of my blog:
    http://www.miami.com/wino-confidential-black-broke-in-bordeaux-article

    Do you like tinto de toro? The one I had–2005 Domino de Valdelacasa had a lot of dried herb, bittersweet chocolate and dried cherry characteristics–perfect for turkey day. Just a thought.

    Look forward to hearing from you.

    Cheers,
    Dinkinish

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