The Wine Country Saturday Soundtrack Podcast features fun music and great information. According to winebusiness.com, Gamay and Lambrusco have officially replaced rose as the official wines of summer. Sales of lighter-bodied, chillable red wines have been increasing, and Barbera has seen a 16% increase in sales. The podcast also discusses a trend in China where people are wearing temporary tattoos of fake belly buttons to make their legs appear longer. The Napa Valley Vine Trail is being built and recently broke ground in Vallejo. The trail will be a bicycle, walking, and jogging path throughout Napa Valley.
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And the Wine Country Saturday Soundtrack Podcast features great information like this. Hey, I'm Big Rick Stewart. It's the Wine Country Saturday Soundtrack. Fun music and great information. This is according to winebusiness.com. It's official, they say. These two wines have officially replaced rose as the official wine of summer. Now they're using data from Drizzly. They reported an uptick in sales of lighter-bodied, chillable red wines. You might have heard that phrase, a chillable red wine. So what are those? Well, in this case, it's Gamay and Lambrusco.
All right, so this data goes back to 2020 and they've been kind of following this. Also, Barbarian experienced a 16% increase. What's this all about? All right, well, first of all, Lambrusco. I love Lambrusco. I'm like a huge fan. It's super affordable. It's a slightly fizzy red wine. It's very light and it's very delicious. And the colder, the better, and it goes with everything and it goes with nothing. It goes with an empty glass. I love Lambrusco, so that's one.
But this article is really talking about Barbera. And Barbera is a delicious red wine, really associated with the Piedmont region in northern Italy, but it's not based on a place. It's named after a grape. So you can find it in California and you can find it in Australia and all over. Kind of a bright cherry with berry notes, making it a perfect choice to pair with grilled vegetables and to chill a little bit. A chillable red in Barbera and pizza.
Can't go wrong with that. The other one they talk about is Gamay wines. They tend to be kind of fresh and low in tannins, also enjoying a slight chill. Kind of goes with everything and grown from Oregon and California and Australia, and even make some rose out of that. Ah, chillable red. I like it, but I'm sticking to my Lambrusco. I'm Big Rick Stewart. It's the Wine Country Saturday Soundtrack at 99.3thevine.com. I'm Big Rick Stewart. It's the Wine Country Saturday Soundtrack.
Thanks for hanging out with me. We got all kinds of things going on today. And if you hop online and you have a little bit of money to spend, okay, like a lot of money, you can have maybe like one of the greatest collections of Napa Valley wines ever offered in one shot. Well, I mean, there's different auction lots, available, I'm talking about California only, online, featuring a private library collection of Screaming Eagle and other Napa classics offered by Christie's.
Christie's.com, where you can sell information on all these lots and more. I mean, there's a ton, a ton of Napa Valley wines. They say it features their largest ever single owner collection of Screaming Eagle to appear at auction. Over 20 vintages of Screaming Eagle, including rare Magnums, but wait, there's more. 10 vintages of Scarecrow are being offered in three bottle original cases. Multiple vintages of Opus One. Other big Napa Valley, Northern California names on the list are Dunn, Joseph Speltz, Harlan, Ridge, Silvero, how about a 1951 BV Georges de la Tour? A 1951, wow.
From Southern Central California, Sinaquanon have a bunch of offers there as well. Some collectors somewhere collected lots of great Napa Valley wines. In the mix, a large format of Groff Reserve Cabernet. They have a 1985, both in six liter and three liter. How about a rare case of Magnums from Stag's Leap, cask 23, 1985, among the all time highest rated wines of California. It's incredible just to look at these listings. I mean, they're talking about like, you know, thousands of dollars a bottle.
Multiple offerings in two and three bottle sets. Christie's.com for more information. And click on the stories link to see the story of Screaming Eagle. Pretty cool. I'm Big Rick Stewart. I'm not gonna be able to afford any of this. It's the Wine Country Saturday Soundtrack. 99.3thevine.com. I'm Big Rick Stewart. It's the Wine Country Saturday Soundtrack. Oh, those crazy Gen Z kids. What will they think of next? I have no idea, but in China, they're thinking about wearing temporary tattoos of fake belly buttons.
This is a new trend. Do you have a Gen Z in your house? Are they aware of this? I don't know. So what's the deal here? The tattoo it says here is worn above the navel to make the wearer's legs appear longer. People, I'm not making this up. I saw this at insider.com. Some people are worried about the message this sends to young women, because it's like a young women's thing to do this. These are temporary tattoos.
You buy like a whole sheet of them, and you put them on above your navel. So don't you look like you have two belly buttons? Well, they say yes. One of the fans of this says it's quite natural, and I think it looks better than my real belly button. In normal situations, no one's gonna come up to me, scrutinize my belly, and figure out if my belly button is for real. And they say that if you have two belly buttons, and somebody says why, you could, well, maybe wear a Band-Aid over your real belly button, and tell them you just had a baby.
I don't know. I don't know anything about all this. This is way, way out of my league. Fake belly button tattoos. All right, I don't know. Dig it out. See what you think. I'm Big Rick Stewart. One's enough for me. It's the Wine Country Saturday Soundtrack at 99.3divine.com. It's the Wine Country Saturday Soundtrack. Fun music and great information, and helpful information from the press democrat from Ferndale. That's the home of Guy Fieri from Food Network and all the TV shows and everything.
Guy's gonna bring together 30 of his famous chef friends to Sonoma County for a big star-studded Maui fundraiser. Of course, you are invited. Guy's gonna host the opening of the A guy's gonna host the event. There'll be music and, of course, tons of food, live auctions, all kinds of chef meet and greets, and who knows what else. I mean, Guy's a fun party guy. Wouldn't you like to go to a party filmed by Guy Fieri? Come on.
Even a chef Ming Tsai said, he sent him a message, and Ming Tsai said, I'd better be invited. Well, he's invited for all kinds of other people, famous that you might know from Food Network, and I don't know, maybe not. I don't know. You might know from Food Network, and I don't know, maybe not. Musicians, because he's totally into music and more. The star-studded gathering is gonna include a 15-course dinner with all the music and wine and meet and greets.
The cost is gonna be $2,500 per person, and a limited number of 5,000 tickets are going to include an all-access pass to the kitchen, because everybody likes hanging out in the kitchen, right? And it all goes to Maui survivors and Maui rebuilding and Maui fundraising efforts, which is a great cause, and get more information at guyfierifoundation.org, and you can find out more details there. It's going to be held at a yet-unannounced Sonoma County winery that can hold this many people and have an event like this.
Sounds like lots of fun. It's happening October 21st. Get your tickets, and have a great time. I'm Big Rick Stewart. The Wine Country Saturday Soundtrack at 99.3thevine.com. ♪ Hey, I'm Big Rick Stewart ♪ Hey, I'm Big Rick Stewart. It's the Wine Country Saturday Soundtrack. Fun music and great information. Party alert! Party at the museum. What? Who wants to go to a party museum? Come on. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. This is at the Napa Valley Museum in Yonkville, and it's part of their current summer display, which is really super fun.
Tiki Dreams, from faraway fantasy to pop culture phenomenon. The Great California Road Trip, 1962. This is really awesome. A nostalgic look back at travel by car in California. You know, the crazy road stops and the food you might have eaten had you gone on a road trip in 1962. Great California memories. And all that is on display at the Napa Valley Museum. And on Saturday, September 16th, are you ready? They're kind of going to tile this together with an endless summer bash.
It's Saturday the 16th from five to 7.30 p.m. My friend's band is going to play at this. I was totally blown away. Live music at the museum by surf band Drifting Sands, a really cool Bay Area surf band. They're going to have endless summer at the museum, inspired by their Tiki Dreams exhibition. They're going to have some cool displays, some alcohol drinks for 21 and up, some light bites, some of the artists that have done some of the poster work for the museum for Tiki Dreams and more will be there.
Super awesome fun and a great way to help out the museum. I mean, what's wrong with this? Absolutely nothing. September 16th, five to 7.30 p.m. in Yonville at the Napa Valley Museum, napavalleymuseum.org. Check it out and hang out with everybody for their endless summer at the museum. Sounds like way too much fun. I'm Big Rick Stewart. It's 99.3 thevine.com. Hey, I'm Big Rick Stewart. It's the Wine Country Saturday Soundtrack. Thanks for hanging out with me. Good news for you fans of the Napa Valley Vine Trail.
Maybe you've been donating, you should, and helping them build this incredible bicycle, walking, hiking, jogging, baby stroller, skateboarding trail all up and down Napa Valley and more. In Vallejo, they recently broke ground on a portion of the Napa Valley Vine Trail with some local politicians, elected officials, and the board president, Chuck McMinn, of the Napa Valley Vine Trail. He is also the founder. They got together and broke ground and the Vallejo mayor enjoys riding bicycles and says he even thinks there should be a race in Vallejo with potential to bring in thousands of people.
He wants to kind of have special events. Okay, that's cool. The Vallejo portion's gonna be five miles and it's going to connect to American Canyon. That connects to Napa and that connects to everything else. The Vallejo portion of the trail should be completed by this time next year. Now you might be wondering, well, what else are they doing? Aren't they doing something up in Calistoga? Yeah, they're getting close to being done. The Calistoga Depot to Pratt Avenue section of the trail, it's 8.2 miles, should be open in November.
Eventually, you can ride from Calistoga to the ferry boats down in Vallejo. That is gonna be awesome. Thanks for everything everyone's doing that's involved with the Vine Trail. I love it. I'm Big Rick Stewart. It's the Wine Country Saturday Soundtrack at 993thevine.com. Well, those are some stories that I have featured on the Wine Country Saturday Soundtrack. Tune in at 8 a.m. every Saturday at 993thevine.com. I'm Big Rick Stewart. Hear music from my days at Live 105 in Cape Fog, some current songs, lots of surprises and more.
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