Domaine Leflaive, now completely managed by Anne-Claude Leflaive, is
renowned througout the world for consistently offering some of the
finest white Burgundies. What struck me on my visit here is Madame
Laflaive's obsession with improving an already admirable production.
A few years ago she
Keep up the good work, Sharon - and remember: the consumption of
alcohol is allowable on the premises of the BD Conference Oct 4-6.
-ALlan
> NO QUOTES BUT , SHALL I BRING SOME OF MY HOMEMADE WINE ? RASPBERRY,
>DANDELION, GRAPE, PEACH,RHUBARB SHALL I PUT YOU ON MY CHRISTMAS LIST ?
>:)SHARO
>I suggest that you look at Lachesis 60c as to whether you think that
>it describes the symptoms being experienced.
James - do you have a materia medica that breaks things out by
potentcy as well as remedy? -Allan
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> > Chi Gong doctor said that they do not use gingko for memory. The
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Thanks a million Chris, You're right on the mark there. I don't think it
would be possible to get her on a cleansing diet but I'll remember it for
myself. For me I think mecury will feature as well. When my generation were
kids the dental proffesion practiced preventative dentistry. Emphasys on
'p
Hi! Liz,
I think you are on track with the issues on Reveg down under. Over much
of Oz
we have alkaline soils in the current land use. As you would know, most
land
when cleared included the use of fire to remove the biomass and to kill
the
seeds and roots of the native Veg. This also burns the soi
I would love your recipe for dandelion wine if you felt like sharing it with
us, Sharon. Thanks for any tips you might have.
Best,
Jane
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>> NO QUOTES BUT , SHALL I BRING SOME OF MY HOMEMADE WINE ? RASPBERRY,
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Aduh,??? where the hell have you been, on Venus? SStorch
Allan,
some books immediately come to mind, with fairly extensive BD passages in them:
Patrick Matthews, Real Wine
Patrick Matthews, The Wild Bunch
Clive Coates, Cote D'Or
Anthony Hanson, Burgundy (2nd Edition) - This one is definitly out of print.
There's also been an extensive spurt of aticle
>From: James Hedley
>You wont see such a high proportion of Australians who would support such
>draconian measures as removing the right of free speech for anyone who is
>critical of the government.
>In the end it is the people who allow governments to terrorise them, not the
>terrorists.
>Mayb
At 12:04 PM 9/4/2002 -0400, Patti wrote:
>Dave,
>I have tried to access www.oregonbd.com but just get a message "unable
>to locate server". Has this site moved?
Oops. My mistake. It's www.oregonbd.org.
David Robison
Hi Allan,
Your call for information has jogged my
memory. There was a big to-do in British wine writing circles in
1995 as a result of statements Robert Parker made about a
particularly poor vintage (1993) of Hermitage wines (Northern
Rhone). For Parker, the only decent wines to emerge tha
Liz, Sstorch, Roger, Lloyd, and all,
Pedogenesis under Australian eucalyptus is very similar to that of conifers.
As such, eucalyptus has inherited some evolutionary aspects that have left
them with lignin that has an asymetrical structure with aromatic rings
composed of a single methoxyl group t
Is it this methoxyl group / aromatic ring, release of terpins, and storage of
phosphorus that causes eucalyptus to burn in such a volatile manner? I have
been observing materials burn for some time now and it tells quite a bit on
how they would be useful as composted soil amendments. Oak, a
SStorch,
It might be true although I'm not cetain for a fact. I can tell you that
macromolecules with aromatic rings represents the energy part of forest soil
food. Food = nutrients + energy. Also, that eucalyptus is used as fire
starters. See http://www.americaneucalyptus.com/firestarter.h
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> Liz, Sstorch, Roger, Lloyd, and all,
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> Pedogenesis under Australian eucalyptus is very similar to that of
conifers.
> As such, e
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To all those interested in purchasing Kolisko's book
I ordered off these people a while back - didn't really believe it at the
time but hey it was worth a try. Just got this
sure jane, when we gather the dandelion flowers each spring for sending
to jpi (before noon) we separate the bd blooms and the ones fully open we
take in to use in the wine. you must pull off all the green part or the wine
will de bitter. it must be done immediately or they will shrink. we do t
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