Whelp… Less than two months in and the job is officially super-busy. Never a dull moment!
Meanwhile, I opened this wine the other night; I picked it up on my visit to Oz Winery in Wamego, KS. Yes, that’s the Wizard of Oz, in case you were wondering. The winery gives all their wines Wizard of Oz names, and carries all sorts of Oz and wine memorabilia in the tasting room. You can sample two wines for free and this was one of the wines I chose to try.
The Emerald City Lights is a “proprietary” white blend, which is fancy speak for “they don’t want to tell you what the blend is.” I disagree with this philosophy, since wines are so different naturally that there isn’t really a need to protect the specific grapes used. But anywhoo…
This wine is very light, with only the palest yellow color, and tart flavors of lemongrass beneath a floral nose. It is delicious, and much more than I was expecting from a Kansas wine.
Unfortunately, since I had limited storage space in my car on my trip, I only bought one bottle of this wine. I wish I had more…
Wine and History Visited 
The wine looks and sounds magical. Are you sure it wouldn’t work to tap your heels together and turn around several times to go to Kansas and get more wine?
That sounds wonderful! I have long believed that we really should hurry up and invent that teleporter.