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Kazan's play is full of the "come to dinner!" kind of hollering that merely stands in for familial normalcy that never really happens outside of television.
By Genevieve Walker
Photograph by Joan Marcus.
Zoe Kazan's New York playwriting premiere We Live Here starts with wedding presents. Days before her daughter's marriage, Maggie (Amy Iriving) tears open a box and marks down gift, giver, and description (e.g. "ugly vase") on a notepad. Just getting another to-do done, she tells her youngest daughter Dinah (Betty Gilpin) who is standing arms akimbo, drop-jawed at her mom's audacity. It's this brand of over-parenting and nuttiness that forms the core of Kazan's family saga, showing at City Center Stage until November 6.
Pegged to the emotional triathlon of a wedding, the play is about one guest's unexpected interruption of this family's happy dysfunction. Without letting anyone know, youngest daughter Dinah has invited her much older boyfriend from Juilliard, Daniel (Oscar Isaac), to the wedding of her sister Althea (Jessica Collins). More than just a difficult seating shuffle at the reception, Daniel's appearance will prove trickier than Dinah thought—and weightier than we expect. Unbeknownst to Dinah, her whole family already knows him and may have good reason not to want to see him. As Daniel hugs a stiff-backed Maggie, it's clear we're missing a piece of this puzzle.
The first half of the play is full of reunion, reconciliation, breakdowns, and maddeningly ambiguous half-reveals of why Daniel's presence is so upsetting. Maggie and her husband Lawrence (Mark Blum), we learn, were once like parents to Daniel. The last time anyone saw Daniel was when something bad happened a dozen years ago. Throughout, Kazan pushes a theme of intelligent dysfunction breeding intelligent dysfunction; a Royal Tenenbaums, Running with Scissors kind of brilliant but less-than-sane clan of wealthy East Coasters who are still reeling from a tragedy.
As the pressure builds, bride-to-be Althea's mental clarity falters. One minute she passionately kisses her fiancé Sandy (Jeremy Shamos) and busily ignores Dinah like a normal sister, the next she tears up thank you notes, disgusted with her notepaper choice. She bellows that her sister's bridesmaid dress is too big and to take it off and crawls on the floor like a cat. Jessica Collins handles the character's flip-flopping personality well—I hated Althea, though we never learn why her goofy, cuddly fiancé doesn't hate her, too.
Still, Jeremy Shamos is likable as Sandy. Amy Irving is perfectly annoying as Maggie; and Lawrence Bloom pulls off the easygoing dad and kowtowing husband with charm. Oscar Isaac plays Daniel skillfully—completely natural in the role. Compared to the other female characters, Betty Gilpin's performance falls a little flat. But Gilpin doesn't do a bad job considering how much of the plot tension Kazan rests on her shoulders.
Kazan's script strives to be colloquial, dynamic, and funny. But it feels too funny, too overstated. There is a lot of "come to dinner!" kind of hollering that merely stands in for the familial normalcy that never really happens outside of television. The monologues often state too plainly what we should be left to ponder at a cafe over Earl Grey with lemon wedges after the show—like why this family tragedy seems linked to a Greek tragedy that dad, Lawrence, is writing about. The play wraps up with a big reveal and some bonding; and I left relieved that the yelling was over.
Genevieve Walker is an editorial intern at Guernica and a graduate student at the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute at N.Y.U. You can follow her on Twitter @pickled.


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We have obtained spectra of the emission line stars in the Arches Cluster with SpeX at the IRTF. The stars have been previously classified using low resolution (R~600) 1--2.5 \mum spectra as WN8-9 stars. SpeX has R~2000 at 0.8--2.5\mum and R~2500 at 2.4--5.5\mum, significantly increasing the combination of spectral resolution and wavelength coverage. Only a few lines in the wavelength range 2.5--5.5 \mum have been previousy observed for a few of these stars at high resolution. Due to the lack of optical spectra, the classification of these stars has been questioned due to degeneracies inherent in the spectra of hot stars in the 1--2.5 \mum range. We will present spectra from 1.5-5.5\mum, updated classifications, and revised stellar parameters for these stars. Finally, we will use these classifications in conjunction with high resolution Gemini photometry to address the proposed unusual IMF of this dense stellar cluster.
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NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune will be taking a look at each New Orleans area district as spring football kicks off.
May 1: District 7-2A
April 30: District 8-4A
April 29: District 6-5A
April 26: District 9-2A
April 25: District 8-5A
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Here's our spring football outlook for District 7-5A. Don't forget to vote for which team you believe will win the district.
Destrehan, East St. John and Hahnville move to District 7-5A in 2013. East St. John and Destrehan return the most pieces from last season, so expect them to be the early front-runners.
Coach: Keith Menard, first season
2012 record: 3-6
2012 finish: No postseason
Key returnees: DL Garland Sylvester (5-11, 225); QB Luke Falgout (6-0, 175); RB Thomas Wesley (5-10, 170)
Impact newcomers: WR Josh Joseph (5-10, 175); WR Chandler Richard (5-9, 165)
Spring prospectus: Menard has been the head coach since January, so he's anxious to figure out a lot about his team during spring practice.
"Of course, putting in a new offense and defense is the most important, but also how we practice (is important)," he said. "The expectations every day are important."
Spring game: May 16 at Patterson, 6 p.m.
Coach: Stephen Robicheaux, 12th season
2012 record: 4-5
2012 finish: No postseason
Key departures: WR Rickey Jefferson; OL Noland Sharpe; DL Joe Sharp
Key returnees: QB Donovan Isom (6-4, 215); RB Will Mathews (5-11, 180); LB Malcolm Darensbourg (5-9, 185); LB Rae Juan Marbley (6-0, 220)
Impact newcomers: Expect WR Alfred Smith (5-9, 171) to play more of a role along with new faces on the offensive and defensive line
Spring prospectus: Returning talent isn't the only thing Robicheaux is happy about. His coaching staff is complete for spring. Defensive coordinator Lance Ledet didn't arrive until July last year.
Spring game: May 17 at Covington
Coach: Phil Banko, third year
2012 record: 6-4
2012 finish: Lost to Airline 30-20 in the playoffs' first round
Key departures: QB Leonard Davis; OL Darren Davis; WR Dez Broussard
Key returnees: DB/QB Xavier Lewis (6-0, 175); WR Jared Jackson (6-1, 185); WR Jacob McNeil (5-10, 180); RB Nigel Anderson
Impact newcomers: RB Donnell Rachael (5-5, 145); RB Torin Etteinne (5-9, 165);
Spring prospectus: ESJ returns its entire defensive line but Banko wants to shore up his linebackers during spring. Lewis will vie with Kyle Patterson and Gerald Munoz for the QB spot.
"I like our skill-set," Banko said. "Our skill is better than it was last year. Right now, Jacob McNeil is the fastest kid in school."
Spring game: May 24, 6 p.m. vs. O.P. Walker, Behrman Stadium
Coach: Lou Valdin, 15th season
2012 record: 6-5
2012 finish: Lost to Parkway 31-28 in the playoffs' second round
Key departures: RB Sergio Medina; QB Easton Melancon; LB Gabe Taylor; RB Cody Morales; DB Anthony Mott
Key returnees: QB Dylan Keller (6-1, 185); K Craig Ford (6-3, 160); WR Ricky Preston (5-11, 160); OL Hunter Perrin (6-3, 265); OL Landon Kinler (6-2, 250); CB Jamal Smith (5-10, 155)
Impact newcomers: RB Mikquel Chest; LB Tynel Robinson, DL Fred Brown; LB Justin Bailey (5-11, 170)
Spring prospectus: Since Keller — also a baseball player — is Hahnville's new play-caller, Valdin decided to move his allotted spring practice days to January. He said the time was productive. He evaluated the sophomores and no one was injured.
Spring game: None
Coach: Dennis Skains, first season
2012 record: 9-1
2012 finish: Defending District 7-5A champion lost to Ruston 28-13 in the playoffs' first round
Key departures: WR Treavon Evans, QB Colby Callais, LB Braxton Acosta, DE Chris Berry, DB Devin Blackwell, OL Jimmy Ledet
Key returnees: OL Bailey Granier (6-7, 317), RB Jake Williams (6-0, 200), LB Peyton Guidry (6-1, 205), DL Mason Boudreaux (5-11, 240), DL Steven Dye (6-0, 235), OL Brody Williams (5-10, 195)
Impact newcomers: WR/DB Justin Doucet (6-0, 180), FS Benny Seringy (5-10, 175), DE Marval Bourgeois (6-0, 245), DB Davey Cheramie (5-8, 165), LB Matt Richardell (5-9, 190), RB/DB LaQuindin Randle (5-11, 170), OL Bryce Guidry (5-9, 230)
Spring prospectus: Like other new coaches in this district, Skains wants to make the most of spring.
"After losing 23 seniors, we will be searching for players to fill open spots," he said. "We want players who can handle the pressure of Friday nights."
Spring Game: May 17 vs. Chalmette
Coach: Chris Dugas, second season
2012 record: 3-6
2012 finish: No postseason
Key departures: DL Kantrelle Duncan, DE Ben Johnson, TE Blaine Landry
Key returnees: RB/QB Donta Johnson (5-9, 200); WR Jason Richard (6-1, 195); OLB Victor Bimah (6-3, 195); DL Brent Sauce (6-0, 250); LB Corey Bailey (5-9, 200); OL Marquis Garman (6-1, 285); OL Bryce Poicon (6-0, 265)
Impact newcomers: DB Chris Bryant (5-8, 170); DB Andy Brown (5-11, 190); TE Devaughn Brown (6-3, 210); QB Peyton Bonvillian (5-11, 180); WR Terrance Johnson (5-11, 175); WR Elray Duncan (6-2, 180); RB Jaquan Chenier (5-9, 205); OLB Kijonti Davis (5-9, 180); OL/DL Joshua Matherne (6-3, 235)
Spring prospectus: Dugas' focus this spring is defense. The team is shifting from a 3-4 to a 4-3 scheme.
Spring game: May 21 vs. E.D. White
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To the Nevada County Fairgrounds board of directors: You have all the facts and have made the right response — keeping the elephants.
If you had made the choice to cancel the contract, you would have not heard from us again. Yet as you can see, the "rights" people cannot handle the word "no."
I cannot be more proud that you have the facts and are putting these folks back with the rest of us in the county who trust in the judgment of a unanimous vote from the directors for the elephants. Stand firm with your heads high. I won't try to intimidate you all with my tittle, as I'm not an attorney or the head of an animal's save group.
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Blistering.com: Well, lets have it. Caley: See, he was living in Maui and he didnt talk to me for a long time. The last time I saw him was at the Murderfest and without giving away any details, he was being a rock star there. Harvey: [laughs loudly] Caley: He was like, Yeah Id like to talk to you more but Im doing my own things, man and being a total rock star. So anyway, he said hed hit me up and like to jam sometime when hed move back to California. Northern California, I have to stress. He was like, Yeah lets jam," so I joked that it would be cool if we started Exhumed again. He said that if I could get Leon and Danny onboard again that hed be down to do it. I was like, Whatever dude, shut up. And then he was like, no, dude, seriously. Harvey: [laughing loudly with Caley] It really did happen that way! Hes serious! It really happened that way. I was at work one day and I had this really shitty job selling TVs in Hawaii. I was at work, well, not really at work because I was just fucking off and not actually doing any work. But it sort of just snowballed into this record that came together pretty quickly. It gained momentum and it kind of took on a life all its own. Caley: So to make this as short as possible, we got the guys together and were sending the music back and forth using a web space. Id do demos and send them to him and vice versa and we were both on the same page. It took very little change to get the record finished. When we finally got into the studio, barely anything changed from what we were doing. There were little tiny things here and there like a break thrown in, but it was just so easy to do. Thats when you know you have a good record is when it all just flows and comes naturally. Harvey: Thats the thing with [All Guts, No Glory] is that it was so natural, so quick and effortless. There was no strain on us. We had literally four rehearsals as a band before we actually recorded it. Caley: It was extremely visceral. There was little to no thought even put into the record. No thought whatsoever was actually put into it [laughs]. The lyrics, though, there was a lot of thought put into it and thats where he comes in. Harvey: Well, yeah, Id just sit at home with the word processor. Caley: Musically it was simple. We have even more songs that we didnt include on the record. Harvey: We wrote like 22 songs total. Blistering.com: You guys say it was easy writing these songs. For someone who cant write any music whatsoever, exactly how is it easy to write your songs? Caley: Well, hes different than me. For me, I just play my guitar and basically dont think about anything at all. So a lot of the riffs are horrible, ridiculous. So what I then do is a process of eliminating the bullshit. The good riffs I then play to a click and add the drums later. I use Drumkit From Hell and it sounds like a real drum kit and it really solidifies the sound. Its cool because it sounds like a real band but its not; its just me. With the demos Id send to him, it made them sound like a real band who just recorded a real demo. Thats what made it so easy. Harvey: And thats what made it so easy to rehearse. Id use a drum machine, hed use Drumkit From Hell and it was pretty easy. Caley: With the riffs, Id spend hours on the riffs for some songs and then there were some where Id have just four riffs and it came together quickly. But most of the time Id just jam. Thats what you do when youre a musician trying to write songs. You just keep jamming away until you find something that works and then from there you just start honing in on it and go from there. Whats your process? Harvey: For me, do you remember that show Magnum PI? Blistering.com: Yes, with Tom Selleck and his mustache. Harvey: Tom Selleck always had this little voice in his that was telling him stuff. Well, theres this little voice in my head that is always giving me riffs [laughs]. Caley: So is this voice more rhythmic? Harvey: Sometimes its rhythmic, sometimes its more melodies, sometimes its both. So as long as I listen to that voice more than I listen to my own conscious brain, it usually comes together pretty quickly. Then, once you get one part, it naturally leads to another part. If you know what sounds good to you, once you get that one part it comes naturally. I used to have this saying of, Let the riff decide. Whats the beat? Let the riff decide. Whats the vocal pattern? Let the riff decide. Its like the Metallica thing where its all rhythm guitar and everything else is secondary. Caley: The songs that I wrote are more linear and then hed come in with the change. Like the song Necrotized where he came in and suggested a bass break. The song originally was very long and boring. We had the same riffs over and over for a long time and then a bass break for four bars and it was pure genius [laughs]. Thats what we do is take something and just add things to it. Harvey: That way it doesnt become monochromatic. Not that Im actually into the music, but I like to study pop music patterns and stuff thats in, like, musicals. You take a song that goes from part to part to part and its like a journey. It ebbs and flows and therere pushes and pulls and some modulations and theres a lot of that in pop songs and musicals. Thats something that a lot of death metal bands dont do. Most death metal bands will just go with this part, that part, this part and then a break and then another part and it just goes on and on. Its like theyre involved in a footrace or some other sort of competition. Theres really no point in it. Caley: the whole of what were doing here is that were entertainers. You can say that were musicians, but thats ridiculous. Were entertainers. We make our money by doing what? Entertaining people. If you have songs that have energy to them and have dynamics, and most death metal bands dont do that. Whether its a drum fill or a bass line or something other than the riff going on and on forever, it needs to be interesting. Harvey: Whats funny is that using these little pop devices is actually so much easier and so much less work than doing it the other way. Instead of cramming in like 400 notes when this other band only had 320, therefore its better! Im not into the whole Olympics aspect of it. Maybe when I was 15 it was interesting
well, no, because back then it was more or less the punk rock era and it was the same sort dynamic. Caley: I cant speak for the rest of the band but Im just not good enough to play that way. I cant do Origin yet so we just dont do that. Harvey: Fuck, we couldnt play Origin if we tried! Caley: We are trying to write songs that are still heavy and intense but the main thing is that we need to still be able to play these songs live. We dont want to just stand there; we want to put on a fucking show. Like Kiss or somebody where people will remember the show where the band was rocking out, theres a chainsaw, there was blood leaking out of skulls or whatever. We try to have something different than what youd see at a typical death metal show. Harvey: Theres always something to catch your attention. I dont want to see a band come onstage in street clothes and play 64 arpeggios. I understand the music and how it works, but I cant do it. I dont have the attention span to do it and I understand how to do it but its just boring. Were more like a rock & roll band playing death metal. Blistering.com: The overly technical stuff just doesnt do much for me. Nile is great and Atheist, obviously are the best ever at technical metal but everything else is just
meh. Caley: Oh, Atheist is cool. Theyre awesome. Harvey: Whats great about Atheist is that theyre playing jazz, but with death metal. Caley: Whats also great is Kelly [Shaefer] is just so awesome. All those guys are awesome and whats great is they have their own thing going on. Harvey: Theyre not trying to be anything or anyone else. Theyre all about qualitative achievement, not quantitative achievement. Caley: The ego aspect of it is just not there; its all about music. Blistering.com: Speaking of egos
[Both laugh loudly]Caley: Uh-oh. Here we go. What are you going to ask us? Watch for the second part of Sloan's chat with Exhumed to post February 28. www.myspace.com/exhumed
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Which rating is in question here?uscf,fide,chess.com?2000 in all 3 is quite good,i reckon?
There is no Clear Definition of a "Good Player" a good player is basically someone who is on your skill level or better than you. its just a term thrown out there to be like at tourneys when your talking to friends and your spectacting a game and your all like," man the guy playing white is a good player he's countering every move that black is making. " in that sort of way a tad off topic but if you want to improve try playing 30minute games of chess or 45min with 5second intervals which is basically enough time to think about your moves and maybe get a full game out of it. all i can say is before you move on to faster games start out slow and then gradually speed up
*edit* also if you can maybe play against the chess.com computer it'll definitely challenge you. or if you have some time get the chessmaster game- Grandmaster edition
What is the minimum rating to be considered a good player? Would it be at least 2000?
What is the minimum rating to be considered a good player?
A much better question is: What is the minimum # of years and # of visualization patterns that are stored in his 5 memory banks.
A good player will have been playing a minimum of 3 years. And, will have a comprehensive # of visualization patterns stored in his 5 memory banks. The 5 visualization pattern memory banks are the following:
1. Basic checkmate (K+Q v K, K+R v K, K + 2Bs v K, K+B+N v K) visualization pattern memory bank.
2. Tactics visualization pattern memory bank
3. Endgame technique visualization pattern memory bank
4. Opening repertoire visualization pattern memory bank
5. Middle game visualization pattern memory bank
During a 3 yr. period the 5 memory banks are 3/4 filled. At the end of that 3 yr. period the player will attained a rating somewhere between 2000 and 2200.
Why can't you ever give a sensible, thread specific reply?
It's always one of 3/4 copy and paste paragraphs you have.
Hypermodern vs Classical chess theory.
Hans Kmoch pawn structure chess recommendation.
This reply about memory of chess patterns.
'Professional gunslinger' terminology thrown in.
I think 2000's suck at chess. I say this because I suck at chess and I am over 2000. Also, I beat a 2000+ in a rated tournament on Sunday who played Qe3-g5, and resigned after my reply Rd5xg5.
I regularly drop pieces, rooks, and occasionally even queens. I am clearly not a good player.
Also, I have very little understanding of the opening, often miss basic tactics, miscalculate endgames regularly, and have little concept of planning.
I think you would have to be at least 2350 or so to be a reasonably good player. None of these 'weak masters' should walk around with the ego they have!
How are you over 2000? You've listed a bunch of your weaknesses, which seem to cover everything, but you must have some really strong strengths to compensate and push you over the 2000 mark.
Good is 200 points stronger than you.
Or you if that group is empty.
If you've got nobody 200 points stronger than you, then you are genuinely good.
You only need to watch the countless games you can find in databases with the top players squashing 2400-2500 like flies to realise what good really is.
Not at all. If you're horrible and you know it, and then see someone 200 pts higher make all forms of bad play, you know the other player isn't good.
Your definition of "good" is at a higher level than mine. I would say those are great players. "Good" for me is a step above "above average."
Yeah, I'd agree. Good is a strong tournament player at club level.
Do we really have to start this again, you've already shown you don't know the meaning of the most basic words.
Yes, strong tournament player at club level does it for me.
I can imagine Kasparov saying of such a person, "S/he is a good player and may reach master strength/ but lacks the ability to reach master strength".
The fact that Judit Polgar was then a good player does not preclude others from being so also.
He got that one wrong then.
There's a convention that says if you quote a grandmaster about anything the point becomes fact.
Botvinnik on Karpov:
"The boy doesn't have a clue about chess, and there's no future at all for him in this profession."
You must not be talking about OTB. If you were over 2000 OTB you would not be regularly dropping "pieces, rooks, and occasionally even queens".
Pretty sure I read somewhere else that he is over 2000 over the board. And yes, even players that level drop pieces. We are all human, after all. :)
He must be just acting overly modest then. While 2000 players do drop pieces, they certainly don't with any regularity.
I agree. How would it be possible to maintain a rating of over 2000 while "regularly dropping pieces?" Maybe he's including sacrifices and/or bughouse games, but i don't consider sacrifices to be dropping pieces.
Would it be possible that the majority of opponents in his area just happen to be worse players? Could that possibly boost a person's rating above 2000 if the competition is subpar?
I think you'd be surprised at how often players at that level miss tactics and drop pieces. Also remember that players that level sometimes get into quite complex positions which could increase the chance to miss a tactic more easily. "reguarly" is a subjective term too, it could mean like once in 5-10 games for all we know. Maybe he could specify for us.
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It was "a hard choice and kind of sad," according to the superintendent, but the Cornwall-Lebanon School Board unanimously voted Monday night to arm a school officer with a gun and ammunition.
Superintendent Philip Domencic said that the board has been considering the policy at least since the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings.
"No one who contacted me was adamantly opposed," Domencic said. "No one is thrilled and excited. This is one part of school security among other things we are doing."
No member of the public spoke about the decision Monday night.
Board president Harry Mathis said it was a delicate subject which the board pondered long and hard. Most residents who spoke to him were "very much in favor," he said. He said he was surprised the vote was 8-0, however, with member Joel Zug absent.
"Sadly, I think this is the right course," Mathis said.
He said he thinks the incident two weeks ago, when two freshmen boys threatened to shoot people at Cedar Crest High School, did not sway votes. The boys were arrested after other students brought their threats to light.
The current School Resource Officer, Justin Schlottman, is an experienced police officer who also works part-time for Millcreek Township and Millersville University. He is already working full-time for the district.
He will be stationed at the high school/middle school campus, and the district will supply the gun and ammunition, Domencic said. There are no current plans to post armed guards at the elementary schools. The policy will be reviewed every year.
The administration will also be putting a policy in place on the use of force and weapons. That will include decisions on where the firearm will be stored, what kind of holster the officer will use, training requirements, guidelines for the use of force, and more.
The officer will probably receive his gun this school year, Domencic said.
Mathis said the board studied response times from the area's police stations compared to the response times for a guard stationed on campus as part of their decision making.
Domencic said even having an armed officer so close is no guarantee, but the district has also made other changes to increase safety, including better training for staff and physical changes to the buildings.
"We cannot prevent every possible contingency if someone is determined to cause evil," he said. "But we will do everything we can to prevent as many incidents as we can."
Many school districts in central Pennsylvania started discussing armed guards following the Sandy Hook shootings in 2012, when Adam Lanza killed 20 small children and six teachers in a rampage before killing himself.
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@Blazer: just because of the bad stories about NP masts in big sizes, I 've bought a 2007 Vapor 11.0 with Gaastra 550 race 100%. My thoughts were like yours now: not to buy a NP in big sizes because of the risks...
Guess what: the gaastra 550 mast broke spontaneously, after a session of half an hour. It was lying on the grass. Beside that part, I like NP sails better but that's a matter of personal feeling. Now i've decided not to go bigger than 10 m2. Still have my X7 5.20 (5 years now) with RS2, that's quality.
For the record: don't want a X9 bigger than 4.60, my 4.90 is an X6 (but 4.00-4.30 and 4.60 are X9)
But back on topic: would go for a V8 with X6 5.20 in your position, of other freeracesail. Because as Jille says, the racesails in sizes around 10 are high wind, and you're looking for a low end sails.
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Displays varietal aromas of jasmine and blueberry. Sinewy and complex, this medium to full-bodiedwine presents tannins and flavors that elongate in the glass.
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The fruit was sorted twice – once before and once after destemming, then cold soaked and fermented in smallstainless steel tanks. Total maceration time was 30 days. Basket pressed and aged for 16 months in French oak(50% new).