Our friends, the Wisconsin Winos, send Vinomaker and me a much appreciated gift of Usinger's meats and cheeses every Christmas. It is an annual event much anticipated by me as it heralds the approach of Christmas. Packed by the Usinger Elves, this festive carton includes such delicacies as summer sausage, beerwurst, bologna, mortadella, pastrami, and yachtwurst to name but a few (the only things missing are the cheese curds.) The entire box is a positive bachanalia of carnivorous delights. But, what to pair with such a gastronomic tour de force? Wine of course, lots of each and every varietal...washed down with beer!
Sunday, December 20, 2009
The best of the wurst.
Our friends, the Wisconsin Winos, send Vinomaker and me a much appreciated gift of Usinger's meats and cheeses every Christmas. It is an annual event much anticipated by me as it heralds the approach of Christmas. Packed by the Usinger Elves, this festive carton includes such delicacies as summer sausage, beerwurst, bologna, mortadella, pastrami, and yachtwurst to name but a few (the only things missing are the cheese curds.) The entire box is a positive bachanalia of carnivorous delights. But, what to pair with such a gastronomic tour de force? Wine of course, lots of each and every varietal...washed down with beer!
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This is certainly one of our favorite Christmas gifts and as usual, none of our friends will be leaving with an empty stomach. It is fortunate that we have an ample supply of wine to fill glasses for any occasion. We are very thankful for all of our winery helpers that make that possible. Cheers!
I'm with you on the squeeky cheese but continental type sausage along with 'Italian' cheese made by Americans in America is an abomination in the eyes of the Lord.
Vinomaker: I truly appreciate all our wine slaves and wish each a very, merry Christmas.
Thud: You are such a gourmand!
Thats fighting talk where I come from!...mind you everything is.
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