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Kermit Lynch Quotes
«Finesse to most Americans means light, ... But it doesn't mean that in France. It means harmony, balance, completeness.»
Author: Kermit Lynch
«It began in the '70s, when (French winemaking) parents started sending their son or daughter to enology school to learn about wine,»
Author: Kermit Lynch
«I noticed the kids came home talking about chemical equations and the father's scratching his head. I saw it so often -- the father would say, 'I'm an idiot, but my son is a genius. He knows about malolactic fermentation.' Sooner or later all these wines taste the same.»
Author: Kermit Lynch
«With my palate, I love that perfume that keeps coming up,»
Author: Kermit Lynch
«Each time a vineyard is passed along to the kids, it has to be divided up, ... Nobody has a large enough plot to make a living.»
Author: Kermit Lynch
«The tourists used to go down to Sancerre (in the Loire region) for the weekend, taste wines and buy for their cellar, ... Now they can't do that anymore. The cops are right outside the winery ... (Vintners) feel betrayed, these people who have devoted their lives to something they think is beautiful. Now they're told it's criminal.»
Author: Kermit Lynch
«I like natural wine. If a wine's too technical, I'm turned off.»
Author: Kermit Lynch
«Too many of them (Languedoc producers) in my opinion have followed the fad and are trying to make inky black wines with too much oak,»
Author: Kermit Lynch