WTN: You might be a redneck

[David M. Bueker]

2005 Edmunds St. John Redneck 101 Eaglepoint Ranch
Summer is finally comin' in the back woods of Conneteecut, but it's not so hot to keep me from ma wine, so ya take some fruit from the bramble bushes from out back the trailer, combine 'em with a shovel full o' dirt from o'er by the compost pile & throw in some stuff from Granny's herb pots & youze got yerself a pretty nice wine. Not some slicked up cock-tail for dem city folk, but down home salt of the earth, God -fearin' drinkin' wine.

Yee-Ha!

Fantastic.

Just wipe your shoes, before you come in...

Talk like that in Banff and big troubles loomin`!!!

You'ins talks purty good fer a yankee.
Best, Jim

[David M. Bueker]

For Bob - the Banff note:

The crassly named but delicious Edmunds St. John Redneck 101 expresses fresh red raspberry puree married to an earthy, Provencal-style herb melange.

Recalling the thread on great tasting notes, here's one from the Aussie wine annual "The Penguin Good Australian Wine Guide 2000-2001" (Kyte-Powell & Hooke), Penguin Books Australia.

This, the preamble to the note, is quoted here in full.

Thirty year ago, Baileys reds were gutsy hillbillies, rough and uneducated in the refined ways of the city folk who were starting to sip table wine. Today they've been to finishing school, they're better dressed and better mannered, but their knuckles still graze the ground
It certainly tickled my sense of humour (and I like Baileys' reds).

regards

Ian

[Jenise]

Hilarious--APPLAUSE!

[David M. Bueker]

Thanks, but I was really goin' for the hootin' and hollerin' kind of reaction.

Thanks, but I was really goin' for the hootin' and hollerin' kind of reaction.

..and maybe a Daisy Duke thrown in for good luck

2005 Edmunds St. John Redneck 101 Eaglepoint Ranch
Summer is finally comin' in the back woods of Conneteecut, but it's not so hot to keep me from ma wine, so ya take some fruit from the bramble bushes from out back the trailer, combine 'em with a shovel full o' dirt from o'er by the compost pile & throw in some stuff from Granny's herb pots & youze got yerself a pretty nice wine. Not some slicked up cock-tail for dem city folk, but down home salt of the earth, God -fearin' drinkin' wine.

Yee-Ha!

Can this wine dissolve the paint off your pickup? Does it test out to at least 120 proof? Can this be Steve's white light lightning? It's nice to know.

[David M. Bueker]

Lou,

I ain't sure, but if'n you keeps fillin' the mason jar with this stuff I don't give a darn damn how long it takes to strip that old sheriff logo of the truck.

Sounds like a perfect wine for that important date with a dear (and close) family member.

[David M. Bueker]

Sounds like a perfect wine for that important date with a dear (and close) family member.

This here forum thing's getten down to my level - finally.