This week, Guy Ritchie and his crazy gorgeous girlfriend Jacqui Ainsley stopped by the lab. Notice, Jacqui is not pictured because I embarrassed myself by paying attention to him exclusively. You'd think I learned from the last time someone cool visited my lab, but I did not. Although I did manage to ask him film advice "one director to another".
Since I enjoy his movies, I was surprised to learn that none of my coworkers were as big a fan as I. When I tried to brag to my winemaker about who stopped by, he asked if Guy Ritchie was a dancer, and a tour guide asked if he was related to Lionel Ritchie. Sometimes I feel so alone.
Also this week, I ran out of chemicals for the Auto-Titrator and had to send wine samples to be analyzed by a different lab. This gave me an opportunity to visit Think Tank, a new wine service lab in Saint Helena. Very cool facility. Not only do they run wine analysis and sell fermentation products (yeast, nutrients etc.) but . . .
They also sell wine antiques. Its odd for a wine lab to do, but they have very lovely things.
Also there was a party and a lot of champagne was drunk.
And even though my smile is deceptive, this shows that winemaking is not all glamorous. It takes a lot of paperwork to make wine. This is a stack that I need to go through soon and either file away, or shred. I'm leaning towards shred.
-L
That stack is bigger than you!
ReplyDeleteYes well, lots of things are. I'm used to it.
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