Re: Can I brag a bit?

Just back from the annual conference of the American Wine Society, where I was given the annual Award of Merit--their highest honor--for my work in the world of wine. What fun! And the list of previous award winners is quite impressive: Robert Mondavi, Vern Singleton, Gina Gallo, Ann Noble, Andre Tchellistcheff, Warren Winiarski...a who's who of the leaders of the wine industry. I am blushing...

Here's a link to a facebook post from Toshio Oeno, the Sake Sensei, about the event. Pretty darn cool.

https://www.facebook.com/1591524752/posts/10212028578941732/

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Congratulations!

BTW Toshio Oeno would be a pretty cool name for an oenophile, but the FB page says it's Ueno.
Guess it's a Freudian slip. Or a tippling typo.

Thanks for the correction. And I agree...I can imagine Toshio Oeno doing all sorts of fun things in wine. As it is, Toshio Ueno focuses on sake...

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