Comments on: A Vist to Pindar Part 2 http://undertakingwine.com/2009/11/05/a-vist-to-pindar-part-2/ A funeral director in love with wine and food. Wed, 10 Mar 2010 07:41:46 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Michael Gorton, Jr. http://undertakingwine.com/2009/11/05/a-vist-to-pindar-part-2/#comment-148 Michael Gorton, Jr. Fri, 06 Nov 2009 01:22:40 +0000 http://undertakingwine.com/?p=612#comment-148 Cyclist, Thanks for posting. I only sampled a portion of the wine they produced. It is very difficult to find a vineyard where one loves every single wine that vineyard produces. I have had my share of bad wines. And we all taste differently. The important thing is to get into wine and find your niche, and make sure it is local. I can remember when I first started drinking wine, It used to be something from a box or some cheap Pinot Grigio. But I expanded my palate and now like all types of wine, that is the natural progression and the fun about wine. Cheers! ~Michael Cyclist,
Thanks for posting. I only sampled a portion of the wine they produced.

It is very difficult to find a vineyard where one loves every single wine that vineyard produces. I have had my share of bad wines. And we all taste differently. The important thing is to get into wine and find your niche, and make sure it is local.

I can remember when I first started drinking wine, It used to be something from a box or some cheap Pinot Grigio. But I expanded my palate and now like all types of wine, that is the natural progression and the fun about wine.

Cheers!
~Michael

]]> By: Michael Gorton, Jr. http://undertakingwine.com/2009/11/05/a-vist-to-pindar-part-2/#comment-147 Michael Gorton, Jr. Fri, 06 Nov 2009 01:14:56 +0000 http://undertakingwine.com/?p=612#comment-147 Nicole, Thank You so much for the kid words. I had a very nice time with Pindar and Les. I look forward to the next opportunity, which may be at Champagne, Chopin and Caviar. But if not, a toast to our Anniversary is definitely in order! Cheers ~Michael Nicole,
Thank You so much for the kid words. I had a very nice time with Pindar and Les. I look forward to the next opportunity, which may be at Champagne, Chopin and Caviar. But if not, a toast to our Anniversary is definitely in order!

Cheers
~Michael

]]> By: Beth Swanstrom http://undertakingwine.com/2009/11/05/a-vist-to-pindar-part-2/#comment-146 Beth Swanstrom Fri, 06 Nov 2009 00:09:44 +0000 http://undertakingwine.com/?p=612#comment-146 When visiting Long Island with friends each summer, I make a point to stop into Pindar and Martha Clara wineries. I adore the Hamptons White table wine at Pindar; it's a perfect summertime classic. And in addition to the wine tasting, the festivities at Martha Clara are always fun, especially for the children. Beth Swanstrom, NYC When visiting Long Island with friends each summer, I make a point to stop into Pindar and Martha Clara wineries.

I adore the Hamptons White table wine at Pindar; it’s a perfect summertime classic.

And in addition to the wine tasting, the festivities at Martha Clara are always fun, especially for the children.

Beth Swanstrom, NYC

]]> By: Cyclist http://undertakingwine.com/2009/11/05/a-vist-to-pindar-part-2/#comment-144 Cyclist Thu, 05 Nov 2009 21:20:46 +0000 http://undertakingwine.com/?p=612#comment-144 Nice writeup. Did you taste the rest of their portfolio? Pretty god awful really. Mommy: There are plenty of affordable reds on Long Island. Just need to find them, which admittedly can be hard. Nice writeup. Did you taste the rest of their portfolio? Pretty god awful really.

Mommy: There are plenty of affordable reds on Long Island. Just need to find them, which admittedly can be hard.

]]> By: Mommy2Twinkies http://undertakingwine.com/2009/11/05/a-vist-to-pindar-part-2/#comment-143 Mommy2Twinkies Thu, 05 Nov 2009 19:43:32 +0000 http://undertakingwine.com/?p=612#comment-143 Pythagoras is one of my favorite wines ever. Finally a reasonably priced Bordeaux-type blend from Long Island! Pythagoras is one of my favorite wines ever. Finally a reasonably priced Bordeaux-type blend from Long Island!

]]> By: Nicole Damianos http://undertakingwine.com/2009/11/05/a-vist-to-pindar-part-2/#comment-142 Nicole Damianos Thu, 05 Nov 2009 19:27:08 +0000 http://undertakingwine.com/?p=612#comment-142 Michael - Thank you so much for your support. It was a joy for everyone to have you out at the winery. We are very much excited about our business, our wines, and our customers. It means the world to us that you did take the time to get to know us a little bit more. We love your blog! We'll continue to follow your pieces, as you're doing an excellent job. We are strong supporters of the region, and firm believers in making sure that the right type of focus is placed on the wines. We are looking to build more and more of a connection with our community of fans, and we continue to make great wines that people enjoy. We applaud you for your efforts - until next time! We'll make a toast to you on our anniversary :-)! -Nicole Damianos Michael –

Thank you so much for your support. It was a joy for everyone to have you out at the winery. We are very much excited about our business, our wines, and our customers. It means the world to us that you did take the time to get to know us a little bit more. We love your blog!

We’ll continue to follow your pieces, as you’re doing an excellent job. We are strong supporters of the region, and firm believers in making sure that the right type of focus is placed on the wines. We are looking to build more and more of a connection with our community of fans, and we continue to make great wines that people enjoy.

We applaud you for your efforts – until next time!

We’ll make a toast to you on our anniversary :-) !

-Nicole Damianos

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