Comments on: The André Ostertag tasting at Berrys’: Alsace’s Alchemist turns water into wine! http://bbrblog.com/2009/11/12/the-andre-ostertag-tasting-at-berrys%e2%80%99-alsaces-alchemist-turns-water-into-wine/ The closest link between the people that make wine and the people that drink it Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:34:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: DBG http://bbrblog.com/2009/11/12/the-andre-ostertag-tasting-at-berrys%e2%80%99-alsaces-alchemist-turns-water-into-wine/comment-page-1/#comment-5746 DBG Tue, 17 Nov 2009 11:54:20 +0000 http://bbrblog.com/?p=1844#comment-5746 Thanks Mercedes...while there's no intentional religious subtext, perhaps those who view wine as more than just an alcoholic drink are perhaps more sensitive, spiritually, to wines connected to the soil...just as vines farmed biodynamically tend to be more receptive & alive to the life forces around them... DBG Thanks Mercedes…while there’s no intentional religious subtext, perhaps those who view wine as more than just an alcoholic drink are perhaps more sensitive, spiritually, to wines connected to the soil…just as vines farmed biodynamically tend to be more receptive & alive to the life forces around them…
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]]> By: Mercedes Underwood http://bbrblog.com/2009/11/12/the-andre-ostertag-tasting-at-berrys%e2%80%99-alsaces-alchemist-turns-water-into-wine/comment-page-1/#comment-5725 Mercedes Underwood Mon, 16 Nov 2009 13:57:52 +0000 http://bbrblog.com/?p=1844#comment-5725 Beautifully written piece full of biblical undertones conveyed in terms such as: the vine and its deep roots, the sheep and the shepherd, water and wine and the Creator. I don't know whether you deliberately chose those terms or not, but to me this piece was God-inspired and it clearly reveals the love, passion and zeal for what you do. You are a blessed man indeed to be able to invest your time and energy in what you clearly love so much. Not many today can say that about the job they are in. Kind regards, Mercedes www.ransom33.wordpress.com Beautifully written piece full of biblical undertones conveyed in terms such as: the vine and its deep roots, the sheep and the shepherd, water and wine and the Creator. I don’t know whether you deliberately chose those terms or not, but to me this piece was God-inspired and it clearly reveals the love, passion and zeal for what you do.

You are a blessed man indeed to be able to invest your time and energy in what you clearly love so much. Not many today can say that about the job they are in.

Kind regards,

Mercedes
http://www.ransom33.wordpress.com

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