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1. Whisky Braised Ribs, Lemon/Red Pepper Roasted Chicken, and Four Gates Wine « Wine Musings

   July 16, 2010

   […] winemusings On May 21st, I found myself driving back from Four Gates Winery, where I crashed a wine tasting of Alice Feiring and Benyamin Cantz, and came away with a couple of bottles of wine to boot!  My wife made her usual Lemon & Red […]

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   Alice Feiring

   July 17, 2010

   Hi David, It was great fun to meet you.
   Thanks for posting and also those notes on the Willm.
   By the way, we loved the cabernet franc.–Alice

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3. Sulfites, Cilantro, and Or Haganuz Elima – Sulfite free wine « Wine Musings Blog

   April 8, 2011

   […] grown grapes – this is a trend that many wineries are trying to push, in ways as part of the whole natural wine story. Also, because organic grapes are more than just a selling point, it because organic grapes are […]

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4. Four Gates Winery – a terroir driven kosher winery in the Santa Cruz Mountains « Wine Musings Blog

   February 16, 2012

   […] that I have waited this long to write an update to my previous postings on the Four Gates Winery. I did post about the time I crashed the Alice Feiring visit to Four Gates, which is almost fully documented in the last chapter of her new book: Naked Wine, more on that […]

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5. Dalton Alma Bordeuax Blend and sulfite free Four Gates Merlot « Wine Musings Blog

   October 24, 2012

   […] When at the Rabbi – Benyamin Cantz from the Four Gates Winery was also there and the Rabbi pulled out a very special wine indeed! The wine is rare beast and one that is highlighted in Alice Feiring’s new book: Naked Wine, where it is called the 2007 Rabbi Levine wine, yes that is me in the background and in the blog posting. Benyamin and his lovely Four Gates is highlighted at the end of the book, which was the background for why Feiring visited Benyamin’s place and why I crashed the event. Here is my blog posting on the epic event. […]

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6. Four Gates Winery’s new vinatges continue to impress – but slightly weaker | Wine Musings Blog

   February 25, 2013

   […] have written often about Four Gates Winery, here in 2008, again for a Shabbaton, and then when I crashed Alice Feiring’s visit to the Four Gates Winery, and then my last writeup – the most complete to date. As always, I […]

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7. The latest buzz Pet-Nat falls flat for me – literally | Wine Musings Blog

   November 6, 2017

   […] and passion for all things natural wine, and I mean all of that with the utmost respect. I had a tasting of Four gates wines with her and it was an afternoon to remember for […]

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8. Sulfites, Cilantro, and Or Haganuz Elima, a no sulfite added wine – revised | Wine Musings Blog

   October 11, 2018

   […] grown grapes – this is a trend that many wineries are trying to push, in ways as part of the whole natural wine story. Also, because organic grapes are more than just a selling point, it because organic grapes are […]

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9. Two wines with no added sulfites (just do not call them Sulfite-free wines) | Wine Musings Blog

   November 4, 2020

   […] in the kosher wine world? In the non-kosher wine world, the market for natural wines is massive and Alice Feiring and others are the drivers for this […]

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