You go to my head
And you linger like a haunting refrain
And I find you spinning ’round in my brain
Like the bubbles in a glass of champagne
Haven Gillespie wrote the lyrics, J. Fred Coots penned the music, and Billie Holiday made “You Go to My Head” her own.
We close out this week of blog posts on Vinesse Today with some news that is short but sweet—some good news on the health front.
Moderate consumption of alcohol may help stave off dementia and cognitive impairment, a study by Loyola’s Stritch School of Medicine has revealed.
In preparing this daily blog for Vinesse, I do a great deal of reading, check numerous sources and correspond with a lot of people.
But I have to admit that a story that first appeared just over a week ago completely escaped my vinous radar. This was especially strange because the source—the website of the magazine Decanter—is one I peruse regularly.
You must have heard about it.
I put my radio into “scan” mode and, in the course of just an hour, heard it mentioned or talked about in depth on four different stations.
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From our base in Southern California, Vinesse cultivates relationships with some of the most respected winemakers in the world. These relationships are critical to supplying each of our ten wine clubs with exceptional wines from amazing boutique wineries.
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