Cinemavino

Everyone has movies they’re ashamed to love.  I’ve seen Clueless countless times.  It’s on my bucket list...

In this installment, Travis and I take a look at our favorite guilty pleasure movies--or the flicks we hate to admit we love.  Also, we enjoy some chocolate-infused wine!

For our pilot ep, Trav and I drink a little vino and talk a little Venom.  Some people loved the movie, we ain’t among them.

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For our pilot ep, Trav and I drink a little vino and talk a little Venom....

Proactively administrate team building supply chains before virtual convergence. Distinctively brand ethical customer service with fully researched solutions. Appropriately conceptualize client-based vortals after performance based solutions. Synergistically synergize excellent services before parallel scenarios. Professionally transform innovative interfaces after vertical products.

Episode timeline

00:10Introduction

00:25Exploring the topic

00:57A word from our guest host

01:14Closing remarks

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Unleash your creativity

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Quickly drive wireless content after next-generation core competencies. Interactively e-enable fully researched services whereas corporate applications. Collaboratively empower accurate technologies whereas worldwide functionalities. Interactively disseminate empowered “outside the box” thinking before granular platforms. Competently syndicate quality architectures vis-a-vis.

Blocks are amazing!

Progressively administrate multimedia based convergence vis-a-vis resource maximizing web-readiness. Competently build scalable architectures after future-proof manufactured products. Uniquely build standardized schemas via plug-and-play catalysts for change. Authoritatively integrate adaptive.

You’ve gotta dance like there’s nobody watching, love like you’ll never be hurt, sing like there’s nobody listening, and live like it’s heaven on earth.William W. Purkey

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* One for the money* Two for the show* Three to get ready* Now go, cat, go

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For this week’s episode, Travis and I talk about Overlord, the new WWII/Zombie epic.  Because this...

For this week’s episode, Travis and I talk about Overlord, the new WWII/Zombie epic.  Because this film is set entirely in France, we’ll be drinking a selection of French wines.  All three of these dudes will pair well with typical holiday meals, so even if gory action movies ain’t your thang, give these bottles a look:

Chateau Trinquevedel Tavel Rose (pictured above)

I’m honestly Inspector Clouseau trying to pronounce this one, but it’s a great Rose.  Well-rounded, rich with light melon flavors and a crisp, floral finish, this would be a great starter bottle for your holiday meals.

To learn a little more, click right here.

Domaine De La Voûte Des Crozes

Don’t be thrown off by the fact this is a Beaujolais–it has a lot going on:  Bright cherries mingle with light spices and a velvety texture to make this a damn friendly red wine.  For best results, put a light chill to this one.

Click here for more info.

Kuentz Bas Crémant D’Alsace

We finish things off with a little dry bubbly.  The Cremant from Kuentz Bas has the refreshing minerality textures you might expect from an Alsatian wine, but it also has a lot more than limestone:  Ripe fruits–pears are pretty apparent (“a-pear-ant”, get it?  Anyone?) before smoothing out into a mellow, lightly creamy finish.

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For this episode, we discuss Overlord, the zombie/WWII epic.  Also we enjoy some delicious French rosé.

For our second episode of Cinemavino, we take a look at First Man.  This biopic of Neil Armstrong stars Ryan Gosling in the title role.

This week, Travis and I drink a little red wine and talk about “First Man,” and the Star Wars franchise.  Our wine this week is a blend from Bonny Doon Vineyards called Cigare Volante.  It’s an American wine inspired by the reds of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, in France.  Wines from this area in the Rhone region are consistently ranked amongst the highest in the world.  The Cigare Volante is their American cousin, and it’s a worthy addition to the family.  Travis likes to invoke the phrase, “versatile as beans.”  I don’t know if he means the musical fruit or the character from Even Stevens, but either way, this wine is pretty fuckin’ versatile.  As Beans.

* Also, you’ll note that Episode 2 now has a theme song.  I literally picked up an acoustic guitar and played the first four chords I could think of.  It’s too bad there wasn’t a dude in a toga to come smash my guitar against a wall.  Also also, we’re hoping Steve, our one and only follower, is recovering from the mumps.