Jerobaum Jollies

Jerobaum Jollies

Vaughters, Frischkorn, wine Passing through some of the world’s finest vineyards, Jonathan Vaughters couldn’t pass up the opportunity make a quick stop in Chateauneuf-du-Pape for a few libations. Here he and Will Frischkorn – both wine aficionados – are clearly thrilled to have in their possession a Vaughters, Frischkorn, wine jerobaum of 2004 Domaine du Pegau, one of the region’s best. Begun in the late 17th century, the Domaine du Pegau takes its name from the Provencal word for a type of a wine jug that was found in the excavations of the 14th century Popes Palace in Avignon.

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Will,
Got a corkscrew in your seat bag? An adjustable water bottle cage? Or are you going to strap that puppy onto a B-O-B trailer and haul it up the Alps with you?

I think JV just locked down DS of the Year awards with that gesture.

Cheers, Steve
Tim Zlogar

Good Lord Will! Be careful with that thing! It looks like your arms are about to snap. I think you need to drain a few glasses off to make it a more reasonable weight.