Ban on French products - Update

“I want to tell them that France will always be by their side when they need her"

The ban on French products is hereby lifted. It will be nice to have a bottle of French wine and some cheese.

The upside of the self-imposed ban for me has been the exploration of other regional wines. I've been most impressed by the Chilean wines. Australia seldom disappoints and with their overproduction in recent years the prices have been very good.

Maybe if DV can stay sober during the next wine tasting he attends he can make a recommendation. (I'm not holding my breath)

Comments

Anonymous said…
...so I can lift my ban on Loreal and Garnier too?

Does that mean I didn't eat freedom fries last weekend?
3:48 PM
The Last Ephor said…
You are free to do as you wish.

I have no idea what you ate last week.

You seem to need an inordinate amount of guidance from someone you don't know. You must be a Democrat.
1:21 PM
Anonymous said…
I missed the last one...

but I will say French and Italian wines are the best by far.

Chileans are ok, I am a big fan of the Malbec's
12:36 PM
The Last Ephor said…
Malbec's are great. Look for a wine called Graffigna, quite good and only about $10.
10:58 PM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Feds eye Stevens' home remodeling project

Feds eye Stevens' home remodeling project . Thank God they're going after this guy. He's been so brazen with his porkbarreling and the whiff of corruption around him has been ripe enough to smell from here. I'd rather have a 100% democrat run Congress if they were ethical. Term limits. One term for Senate, two for the House, one for the President. Some fear that would increase the power of lobbyists. Simple, ban any former members from being lobbyists and limit lobbyists to terms as well. (I'm not sure how that would work. Just a thought.) The other answer is transparency. No earmarks without a floor vote. No spending of any kind without a floor vote. All spending committees (intelligence aside) open to the public and recorded and available on the web.
Read more

First, fourth, what's the difference?

Black Pope could follow Barack Obama's election, says US archbishop : "The election of Barack Obama as the first African-American US President could pave the way for the election of the first black Pope, according to a leading black American Catholic." Except that we've had three black Popes already. The last one was 1700 years ago. You'd think he know that. I knew we had them in the past. It took me all of .000048 seconds on Google to find that out.
Read more