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“Whether the weather” is our new editorial for @wrongweather shot by @pressfortrash and styled by yours truly! Models Edy Oliveira @mitsuku_ Isabella Guzman @isabellaguzman99 @centralmodels

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When you were so sure it's summer, you dressed yourself representing summer, walking down the street like it's summer... and just 1 min before you arrived at the mall, it's pouring rain! 🤣🤣🤣 . Bless the umbrella person! . #WrongWeather #NotSummerYet in #Jakarta . was with: @sondangpb @sandrasteria candid by: @_essams (at Senayan City Mall)

[wineschool-blog]

Pennsylvania Wines

https://j.mp/3xM6OpH PA wines are slowly finding their footing. The preponderance of sweet pink trash is being supplanted by high-quality wines. The history of these wines is just being written. This article covers what has been going on for the past decade or so. Table of contentsParis Wine BarBad ReputationWhy the Haters Are WrongWeather PatternsAirflow & SchistWhat Pennsylvania Wines NeedState InvestmentsLocal Wine LoversPersonal Experience Get the Money, PA!Economic Revival Paris Wine Bar It’s been a decade since the Paris Wine Bar opened at 2303 Fairmount Avenue. It was the first wine bar to exclusively feature wine from Pennsylvania. It was a significant moment for local viticulture: PA wineries have never been accorded this level of economic support and visibility in a major city. It would not be an overstatement that this was a historic first for our local wine industry. Although things have changed, in 2012 the opening was met with deafening silence from the media. The wine bar closed several years later. Bad Reputation Why the silence? Because generations, the Philadelphia elites believed that Pennsylvania wines sucked. They were sweet or tasted awful. Or both. Local wineries are held to ridicule, and no one with aspirations of refinement and culture would ever speak well of a local winery. How do we know this? Because everyone repeated the same BS, year after year. When Terry McNally opened the Paris Wine Bar, she was also the owner of London Grill next door. She was one of the first Philly restaurateurs to embrace the “Farm to Table” ethos, long before it was trendy. Sadly, London Grill –a favorite haunt back when the Wine School was in Fairmount– did not survive the pandemic. Why the Haters Are Wrong The idea that Pennsylvania could not produce good wine is bullshit. Sure, many people now recognize that. When it really mattered, very few people understood why people like myself worked as a winemaker here. Weather Patterns The region has similar weather patterns (Köppen climate classification Cfa) as the Piedmonte in Italy. That, along with the long band of limestone soil that runs through the Brandywine Valley, you have the foundation of high-quality viticulture. Airflow & Schist Add to that a decent amount of airflow, a few hills of degraded friable schist, or even a sandy valley, and you have the makings of top-shelf wines. Just make sure the vines have southwestern exposure, and that’s terroir in a nutshell. What Pennsylvania Wines Need What’s keeping local winemakers back? We are still suffering from many of the same problems we had back in 2012. It’s all about the cheddar, baby. State Investments Unlike other east coast wine regions like Virginia, the state doesn’t invest much in the state’s wineries. Tellingly, Pennsylvania offers a wealth of grant opportunities to farms, except for one’s growing wine grapes. This keeps funding for research and development of the PA wine industry continuing at a snail’s pace. Local Wine Lovers The other reason is you. And by “you” I mean in aggregate, the millions of wine buyers in the region. You buy Chardonnay and Merlot and rarely anything else. If you do buy local wine, it is going to be a sweet one. For a local winemaker, this sucks. The grapes that work well here are not the ones people will buy. This is changing, but it has to change faster. You need to buy local and demand great quality wines. Personal Experience The first wine I made from PA grapes was a Cabernet Franc. Every sommelier and winemaker who tasted it agreed it was great. And these were my friends from San Fransisco, not Philadelphia. It was a great wine, better than some of my Napa bottlings. It was shipped to the wine stores in Pennsvyannia. Very few people were willing to give a Cabernet Franc from Pennsylvania a chance. Only a few hundred cases were sold. In my mind, that was enough of a failure. It killed my desire to make wine in Pennsylvania. It was at this point that I went on to build up the Wine School. Get the Money, PA! Until the cheddar starts to flow, the PA wine industry will continue to tread water. Until then, amazing wines made from grapes like Bonarda, Barbera, Cabernet Franc, and Chenin Blanc will remain theoretical. That is why a wine bar in Philadelphia meant so much, but why its failure was heart-breaking. Projects like the Judgement of Rittenhouse are showing a renewed hope, and many great wineries are thriving. We are at a juncture, and how the public perceives our local wineries will matter a great deal. Economic Revival It’s not just about drinking well. A recent report from Virginia showed that the local wine industry added $747 Million to the state’s economy every year. Most of that is from a grape that few people have heard of: viognier. Drinking local brings in the cheddar, baby. Our economy needs local wineries. By Keith Wallace https://j.mp/3xM6OpH

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[puckfussy-blog]

The two final illustrations for my ‘Humans After All’ series for @wrongweather with styling from @interneteresa , the exhibition will open to the public tomorrow! There’s a link in my bio for a preview of the exhibition and an interview too! Go and visit the exhibition and give drop a dm afterwards to tell me what you thought. 😊🤔 (at Wrong Weather) https://www.instagram.com/p/CASvQfcpjoX/?igshid=1dx436z0fot5e

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[xmuhistory]

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