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Happy Cinco De Mayo this Friday all : we have plenty of tequila, Margarita mix and triple sec to accomodate you all!
IT'S BEAUTIFUL NOW as we get into this May with some lovely flowers
and plenty of rain and drizzle promised this weekend to keep everything
lush in delicate greens and lots and lots of that accented with some
nice colors provided by our flowers, many of them lavender, delicate
sky-blues , some yellows and lingering-late-flowering Azaleas, too. The
Dutch Irises are so pretty, too now. Anyway, when it's warm enough and
dry enough it's nice to be outside and we have plenty of beers, ciders
, wines and mixed drinks spirits to recommend to you.
WE ARE STILL dealing with pollen, that is still with us, I swept
quite a bit away yesterday. We were lucky to miss the storn that was
supposed to hit us last night, that is all good.
I WROTE This back in May 2012 I believe and here we are the second
day of May and it sure is beautiful today, as nice as it gets, a lovely
drive to work here this morning, one that really has set the tone for me
to start my glorious week here in Cleveland Park and at Cleveland Park
Wine and Spirits.
ALL IS WELL, swell, alive and inspiring today as the humidity drops
and the rain has stopped for the moment and the clouds have moved on an
there are again baby blue skies above.
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT budget seems to be approved ( except for a
tweet this morning I hear ? ), and that is through September, all good,
encouraging and that is reassuring in these difficult times.
YESTERDAY everything was humdi and heavy, hot and sticky, and it
was one of those days when I thought to myself that I would not push
myself too far as that is not good for my health or the health of any of
us.
STEADY AND SLOW yesterday, made it through, enjoyed getting some things done off my " To Do Honey Do Too " list, all good.
TODAY is a wonderful day to enjoy ourselves as more rain is coming
and so that means more clouds and humidity, so : take advantage of today
and make some great mixed drinks tonight, drink some fun beers, and sip
some great wine : all along with whatever meals you prepare for
yourselves today
From Santos In BEER we have :
TWO Bottles of Beer :
1) ' Le Freak ' Belgian-style Imperial India Ale, from GREEN
FLASH Brewery, bottle-conditioned, ( Taste Enlightenment ), On Special
for $7.99 a 1 Pt 6 Fl Oz bottle, with 9.2% alcohol by volume, : " The
first of its kind. Le Freak is the first ever hybrid ale of its kind :
the convergence of a Belgian-Style Trippel with an American Imperial IPA
... " Come check this out, see how your palate reacts to it? From San
Diego, CA.
2) ' Lizard of Okoz ' from FOUNDERS is a " Imperial stout
brewed with blueberries , chocolate and vanilla, aged in Bourbon barrels
. " With 10.5% alcohol by volume, from Grand Rapids, Michigan, this is
a compelling blend of ingredients to be savored.
THREE Cans Of Beer Six-Packs :
ENJOY these today as the weather is gorgeous !
1) G & T GOSE beer with natural flavors from the ANDERSON VALLEY Brewing Company, Bokl Hornin' since 1987, ( go to : avbc.com for more info ), new to us in cans, but an old favorite here.
2) Hop Nosh IPA ( Goes well with anywhere ) from UINTA
Brewing, with 7.3% alcohol by volume, , six campass cans, from Salt Lake
City, : " Our flagship IPA boasts an assertive bitterness and vibrant
hop aromatics. Expect notes of pine, lime zest. and grapefruit supported
by caramel malts. " Brewed with remewable power & wind & polar.
"
WOULD ANY of your teacher friends enjoy any of these ?!?
3) Kasteel 8 Rouge ale from INGELMUNSTER, 4- 16 ounce cans On
Special for $18.99 a traveling pack, easy to transport and reuse later
to keep your beers/ ales chilled and ready-to-enjoy anytime. Go to : www.bierkasteel.be for more info.
OOPS : Bottles below :
4) Free Will Brewing Co. Mango Wheat, On Special for $9.99 a
6-pack of bottles ( oops, not cans, sorry! ), : " A wheat ale for all
occasions. Prominent aroma and flavor of mangoes, with a refreshing dry
finish. "
DON't Forget your teacher friends, maybe pick up something for them? Or let them know about one of these that they might enjoy?
LIQUOR / LIQUEYR from Jagir :
1) DELORD 25 Ans D'Age Bas-Armagnac French brandy, aged a
minimum of 25 years, , $92.49, I tried this the other day and fell in
love with it. Quintessential Bas Armagnac, distilled only once, and then
bottled for us after the aging, like drinking much of the ' angels'
share ' as over these minimum 25 years much has evaporated, and that is
what is referred to as the angels' share. Some real fire, some expert
flame, some heat and girth, gruff, ruff ruff ruff bark of the flavors
from these grapes uses like Folle Blanche, Colombard Blanc, and more .
Not far from Spain, this is a grand treat to enjoy with a teacher friend
this week.
2) ' Rumble ' from BALCONES , On Special for $45.99, regularly $49.99 a bottle, with 47% alcohol by volume.
Here we have a Texas Wildflower honey, turbinado sugar and mission
fig Spirit, from Waco, Texas, : " Handcrafted small batch spirits
lovingly made in the distillery we built with our own hands. ... using
natural Texas Mill County spring water and aged to perfection in small
oak barrels, ... " Chip Tate, Mead Distiller.
3) Vodka with water from Rocky Mountain snowbelt, from
BRECKENRIDGE, $29.99 a 750ml bottle, with 40% alcohol by volume, from
Colorado, enjoy!
4) Peppered Gin from UNCLE VAL'S, On Special for $42.99 a
bottle, : " Crooked logs make straight fires " says Uncle Val.From Bend,
Oregon, with 45% alcohol by volume, inspired by the spicy peppers Uncle
Val that he grew in his backyard garden in Tuscany, This gin is
distilled 5X and infused with red peppers, black peppers and pinemto. :
NOTE : the PIMENTO! Cheers, enjoy!!!!
WINE From Chris & Tony :
LOTS To Talk About : For Teachers :
THREE Whites :
1) ' La Chapelle ' , a dry white blend of both the Chardonnay
and the Viognier grapes, a 2015, a French Pays D'Oc, Vin Bio,
biodynamic wine, $16.49 : so much extra layers and levels of pleasing
flavors, will be tasted here with Camille on Wed. May 16th, 5-8PM, join
us. What a fine wine. I like it a lot.
2) ' Madeleine's ' Chardonnay 2013, from the BREAUX Vineyard
in Purcellville, VA : what richness, depth of flavors, a treat now as
all the tastes have evolved.
3) Furmnit indigenous dry white from Hungary, made by GROF
DEGENFELD, 2013 : I really like the complexity, the velvet touch, the
rich brightness of filetered captured sunshine in these Furmint grapes,
for $19.99 this dry white shines both and rocks, too!
SEVEN Reds :
What teachers would enjoy these? Many ...
1) ' La Chapelle ' Cabernet Sauvignon blended with Merlot , a
2014, also from the French Pays D'Oc, also a Vin Bio = Biodynamic wine,
$16.49, some grip, some girth, some muscle, spice, leather, tobacco,
medium-to-lighter-bodied, some acidity, too : all spelling for my taste
buds that it is a delight now with a meal, chill thirty minutes before
serving, and enjoy with foods from the grill, well-seasoned, or
marinated for awhile, a very fine wine to chase down, and separate and
amplify like a Kodak moment the good food flavors. Yes. Camille will be
pouring it here Wednesday, May 10th, 2017 5-8PM : join us.
BUY These Reds LIsted Below Over $19.99 Tomorrow and SAVE 20% OFF :
2) ' Volere Volare ' Primitivo from Italy's Puglia region, the
heel of Italy, from Marianna's PIETRAVENTOSA winery there. We tasted it
here this past Saturday with Marianna with her other wines. $19.99,
only a few bottles left of this delicious Primitivo that is produced in
really small amounts. It is bigger, broader, a bit more guts, earth and
bodt, more raw than her ' Allegoria ' stainless-steel Primitivo that we
always sell here. Chill 30 minutes, enjoy with a meal, simple or fancy,
this is a real treat.
3) ' Allegoria ' Primitivo , also a Gioia Del Colle dry red
that sees no time in oak and so is the perfect wine to enjoy now
slightly-chilled with some finger foods, ohhhh yeah. I like this and
would love to sit around sipping it and chatting with family and
friends, old and new!
4) 2011 MARQUIS Des BEYS a Granc Cuvee red blend from Pierre
L. Brun, from Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, $21.49, with 14% alcohol by
volume, this is a really fine food wine once again, watching a good game
or a good show, with a plate of hors d'ouevres and coldcuts to pass
around, some cured ham or other cured meats, some hummus, some , chill
again 30 minutes. Yes. The owner oenologue, winemaker was just here last
week with Wes our rep for these fine Lebanese wines. All the bottles
are signed for gifts except this one.
SHARE IT with a teacher friend, spouse, fellow-teacher ...
5) ' Edetaria ' 2012 D.O. Terre Alta from Via EDETANA, $22.99,
with 14% alcohol by volume, Made with the Garnacha grapes, the
Carinena, the Garnacha Peluda, what a gustatory magnificent distinct,
layered, spread-fully out like an open umbrella, sheltering, comforting,
pleasing and teasing our tastebuds, I like this, this is exciting!,
from Spain : " Cos i anima / cuerpoy alma, body and soul ".
6) ' Rivedible ' Rosso Relativo / Rosato 2011 from Alice's own
Azienda Agricola ALICE BONACCORSI, from Mt. Etna, Sicily, there is such
subtle delightful silky layers of flavors and tastes of mellowed acids,
calmed spices and perks and peaks of the indigenous grape variety
called Nerello Mascalese, 100% in this case. Chill 40 minutes and "
Ruby take your love to town ... ".
7) Riserva 2008 Primitivo Gioia Del Colle V.Q.P.R.D. dry
mature flavorful 80% Primitivo and 20% Aglianico from Marianna's own
family's Azienda Agricola PIETRAVENTOSA vienard in Puglia, Italy, On
Special for $39.99, down from $49.99 : come get some of this or the
younger more youthful 2010 : both On Special at $39.99, both marvels in
their own right. The 2008 now speaks more loudly - clearly to me , but I
love both depending on what the circumstances are to enjoy the wine.
SALE ON WINE every Wednesday here, SAVE UP TO 20% OFF the
marked sticker prices every Wednesday where the wines are $19.99 or
more. SAVE 15% OFF the marked sticker prices when you assort 6 or more
bottles, and SAVE 20% OFF when you assort twelve or more bottles! SAVE
BIG each Wednesday.
IF YOU CANNOT come, CALL and pay on Wednesday and pick up your wines at your convenience. SAVE BIG here every Wednesday!!!
WEEK'S TASTINGS :
Wednesday, We have Stacy coming to pour Moldovan wines from
her and Serghei's company Old Town Cellars, reds and whites, join us,
5-8PM.
Friday, May 5th, 2017 : ( 5-8PM ) : Happy Cinco De Mayo ALL :
We have Andrea Fossi here to pour his great Italian Tuscan and Veneto
and Puglian wines - a real treat and it will be great to have Andrea
back here with us.
Saturday, May 6th, 2017 ( 2-6PM ) : We have Theresa and John
Morrison here to do a HOEPLER Austrian wine-tasting _ dry red, whites
and rose, as well as one sparkling wine Malbec from BUEYYES, Valle De
Uco, Extra Brut sparkling rose, $19.99, that is a delight, too to sip.
Close your eyes and think of all of these really high quality from
Austria and from Argentina.
JOIN US : Never any cost, free to you all until you buy something you taste!
THANKS FOR EVERYTHING, you all are the very best, and we are thrilled to be here to serve you all.
THIS is still THE YEAR OF THE WOMAN, and appreciating all that
women add to the rich fabrics of our lives, and supporting them and
giving them the credit to make their own choices. We firmly believe in
this, and support two casues here that many of you expressed support for
when I asked you a simple question ? : " What cause is nearest and
dearest to your hearts? " You responded in unison Planned Parenthood,
and Cervical Cancer followed after, and so we are collecting donations
here for both, have already sent a check from you all to Planned
Parenthood. I know this may not please all, and we respect that there
are different points of views on these issues, but I do not feel that
any of this is political, just different points of view that each and
every person deserves the right to decide what they believe and chose to
do.
THANKS AGAIN for everything, all your support, your love, your business! You are golden! Cheers,
THANK YOU TEACHERS for all that you do : read these stories below
from two teachers that I know and love dearly told to me last night.
AND TODAY is glorious and the start of a new month and all my
attention this week will be to celebrate and acknowledge our infinite
debt to the teachers today and in the past ( those in the futre , too )
that have helped to mold and inspire us to be the most that we can be
,the most successful, the most happy and content and well-rounded.
LAST NIGHT I LISTENED to my wife tell our daughter about her day
working with two out of the three kids in elementary school that she was
supposed to help along with their project.
THESE THREE students had been asked by their teacher to write
something, given a week to do so, about what restaurant they liked the
most, and why? It took so long with the first two that she did not make
it to the third, that will probably happen today.
ANYWAY, my wife started by talking to the little girl first and
discovered that with a whole week this little girl had only written two
setences! My wife asked her what had happened. had she spent too much
time talking to the other students, did she think her teacher would give
her a good grade, etcetera? Well, the little girl cried and my wife
sent her off to her desk to add to these two sentences while she went to
talk to the little boy. She went off in tears. She needed to say what
she liked about a certain dish served at the restaurant and not just
name what it was.
TURNS OUT the little boy finally found his paper in a binder after
five or more minutes, and it, too only had two sentences and again, my
wife had a similar conversation with this boy. He, too had been
distracted and was also given the same chance to include some other
words about what he liked at McDonald's . He did not cry but he was
flustered and had to pull it together which I believe he did? In his
original two sentences he managed to include some pretty impressive
words like succulent. Where di he learn or hear that, in third grade I
believe?
MY DAUGHTER HAD an equally difficult story to relate about one of
her fifth grade girl students that was taking charge of her group
working on their project that would be evaluated by other teachers.
MY DAUGHTER had pulled her aside to go over their progress, had
changed certain words on the computer the girl was working with, and
observed as the girl changed them back to her words right in front of my
daughter.
MY DAUGHTER talked more to this girl, tried to advise her in this
group project, knew the little girl was mad about things and basically
bossing the other students ( none of them felt comfortable in this group
my daughter discovered with time ), and realized, too that there was
more at work here than just this group project that was alienating her
and making it a difficult environement for everyone there in the
classroom as well as in this group.
I TAKE ALL this time to write this to show as many of us already
know that teachers have to be many things to many students, and it is
becasue of their diligence and understanding, care and love that as many
of us turn out as well as we do.
LET US ALL take this moment to remember, to think about , to say
thanks to all our teachers : you teachers are the cream of the crop, you
really are!
I KNOW that the little girl pulled it together and was able to show more later for her teacher.
THANKS AGAIN, support our teachers! Pay them for their services equally,
man or woman, they deserve the same pay depending on their abilities
and services rendered today. TONY
WHAT FOLLOWS Below is an old store email I wrote and posted in May 2012 ... read and enjoy it if you have time. TONY 5/2/2017
THE JAQK CELLARS wine-tasting this Friday, May 4th, 2012 from 5-8PM
is tops on our minds as we have had an overwhelming response with so
many people RSVPing that it gives us all pause as if even a small
fraction of those of you that have said you are attending do , in fact
come : it raises the question : how can we be proactive and ensure that
everyone has a good experience, tries all seven of the JAQK CELLARS
California wines and has a chance to buy them if they want? We are, of
course, working very hard on this to be sure that we do everything that
we can to make this a grand success for everyone. There are
thundershowers forecast for Friday so let's put all our heads together
and hope/pray that it does not rain during our wine-tasting.
I HAVE TALKED TO SHERYL the manager of Firehook Bakery and if it's
too crowded here you can all take some of the food here over there and
sit out back and wait till it's not so insane here. We want everyone to
enjoy themselves and so we can all take a break over there if we like.
Just ask one of us and we will help you and explain what we have set up.
Cheers.
AS USUAL I HAVE FOUND so many great things to bring to your
attention this morning. From Santos there are so really " new " and some
older discoveries that I want to mention : all that deliver big to you.
Here are some of Santos' beers to consider :
1) DC BRAU ( Finally! Here available in very limited
quantities here in our store as of last week I believe? There are three
flavors, ALL in 12-ounce cans and we have some of all three :
a) DC BRAU " The Citizen " Belgian-Style Pale ( $11.99 6-12-ounce gold cans, 7% alcohol by volume , www.dcbrau.com
) that is recommended to be served in a tulip goblet. " In 1963, the
citizens of Washington DC won the right to vote for the President &
Vice-President of the United States with the ratification of the 23rd
amendment to the Constitution ."
b) DC BRAU " The Public " Pale ( $11.99 a 6-pack of 12-ounce cans, 6% alcohol by volume, www.dcbrau.com
: " In November 2000,the D.C. Department of Motor Vehicles began
issuing license plates bearing the slogan : Taxation Without
Representation " ". For more info visit : www.dcvote.org. Come and buy some of these marvelous shiny red and silver cans and enjoy the ale while you think about all of this.
c) DC BRAU " The Corruption " India Pale Ale ( $12.99 a 6-pack pf 12-ounce green cans , www.dcbrau.com
) is the third in the series and we also have it available in limited
quantities for sale here on this sunny afternoon at 1:32PM! You should
come and get a 6-pack of each to try. Cheers ... I have not included
the statement on the can as it is buried temporarily at the bottom of
the stack. You have to come and read it yourselves.
2) " Simcoe SPRING Ale " from the PEAK " Organic " Brewing
Company ( $10.99 a 6-pack of 12-ounce bottles, USDA Certified, Portland,
ME. ) are : " pure ingredients, delicious beer ". I was really
impressed out our last tasting of the PEAK beers. As a matter of fact,
and something that I noticed immediately : this one of the very first
times that across the board I was equally impressed with all the beers
that I sampled. That rarely happens for me. Cheers.
3) " Golden Cap " Saison Ale from the NEW HOLLAND Brewing
Company, Holland , Michigan, 12 Fl. Oz. bottles, 6.25% Alcohol by
volume, www.NewHollandBrew.com, Kitchen.NewHollandBrew.com
) : " Brewed with wheat's ancestor, spelt. A golden body and unique hay
and cracked peppercorn. Pairings : shellfish, citrus, garlic, 16 Plato,
Alc. by volume is 6.25% by volume ". Check this one out.
LIQUEURS, LIQUOR By RAVI :
LIQUEUR :
1) Raspberry Liqueur from CLEAR CREEK Distillery ( $24.99, 20.5% alcohol by volume, 375ml- half-bottle - www.clearcreekdistillery.com, Portland, Oregon ) : " Made by Clear Creek Distillery with Oregon fruit and eau de vie and other fruit spirits ".
LIQUOR :
1) VIGNE Gin De France from NOUAISON ( $35.99 a bottle, 43.9%
alcohol by volume, produced by Eurowinegate-Cognac-France, from Domaine
Select Wine Estates ) is " new and exciting ". The minute I saw that it
was represented by the DOMAINE SELECT portfolio I knew that it was a
really fine quality product because that is all that they represent. The
only thing left for each of us to discover is whether this high quality
G-VINE Small Batch Distilled French Gin is our style or not?!? Come
check it out. You owe it to yourselves if you love gin. Cheers.
2) " Arctic Grape " White Grape infused Arctic Berry GRAPE RUM
from BACARDI ( $16.99, 35% Alcohol By Volume, Bacardi rum with natural
flavors ) is " new and exciting "!!!!!
3) GLEN GARIOCH 12 Yr. Old Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky, (
$64.99, non-chill-filtered, ) : " gains it's distinctive Highland
character from a classic marriage of BOURBON & SHERRY CASKS, fresh
heather, poached pears and just a HINT OF OAK ". Sounds mighty
appealing, it really does. Check it out : a class-act!
HIGH-END LIQUOR UPDATE :
Earlier as I was typing this store email for you all Santos
said that there was a winemaker waiting to see me. I came out to help a
customer and saw two well-dressed-in-dark-blue suits gentlemen and I
introduced myself after helping the two lady customers. Scott Siegel
immediately congratulated me on my salesmanship representing three
different off-dry still rose wines ( a) the Virginia RAPIDAN RIVER
rhaspberry-flavored, grape with natural flavor added, $12.99, www.princemichel.com
- I remember years ago working with Yoachim Hollerith , b) " Les
Ligeriens " Rose D'Anjou 2011 - On Special for $10.99 - we just tasted
it here this past weekend and I said I it was a blend of Chenin Blanc
and some some Gamay in my opinion - and 3) LE LAPIN Paso Robles,
California White Zinfandel 2010 , $9.99, 12.9% alcohol by volume. Scott
went on to say that he liked how I mentioned the possible blend in the
French Loire Valley rose d'Anjou.
I ASKED SCOTT SIEGEL what winery that he was with after he and Rick
Scully gave me their business cards and congratulated us again on
having their product - just one. NO : Scott and rick were not winemakers
as Santos had thought : they represent the ultimate CASA DRAGONES white
Tequila. They poured some for me to taste once I asked to see the
bottle and asked the price : $279.99 a bottle. We have some here. It
comes in a beautiful and stylish old apothecary decanter that they found
in a museum. It's only a copy of course and so understated, just like
this " Joven " category of tequila that is in, fact a blend. Scott told
me all about it and I appreciate that. I LOVED THE TASTE : so smooth and
creamy and elegant and delicate and subtle and refined and a
charmer-pleaser-delicate teaser. I have some her so come by and ask to
taste it. They poured me a large glass so that I could share it with you
all. You only really just need a sip or two at the most to come under
it's spell.
THE SOFT DEEP SKY-BLUE color of the box and part of the label alone
is so peaceful, calming and soothing - like great karma , zen,
everything in balance and everything positive. It's pretty amazing
tequila. Come and ask me for a sip. For more info go to :
info@CasaDragones.com, Facebook.com/CasaDragones and on Twitter at
Twitter@Casa_Dragones. Cheers and thanks Rick Scully and Scott Siegel.
FOUR WINES TO TEMPT YOU ALL :
SPARKLING -
1) KRAEMER Chardonnay Brut, Caves de LANDIRAS - kosher for
Passover ( $15.99 ) tastes like a cremant-style and is really very nice.
We are thrilled to have it back once again : our third order I believe?
DRY WHITE -
1) Vinho Verde dry, light, slightly-sparkling Portuguese
white from SANTOLA ( $7.99, with only 9% alcohol ) will be great once it
gets really hot and humid and everyone still wants to drink white wine
and be outside. Find some shade and be slow in all your movements and
enjoy. Get some now to be ahead of the crowd. So far the response has
been quite positive to this vinho verde.
DRY ROSE -
1) Indigenous grape variety Bobal from Spain, this " La Senda " dry Bobal rose ( On Special for $9.99 a bottle, www.bodegaspinuaga.com,
13% alcohol by volume, vino de la Tierra de Castilla ) has deep, dark,
lighter red colors and has softened in the bottle. It had more immediate
spice and acidity and it has mellowed nicely so that we may all enjoy
it with or without food.
DRY RED -
1) Valpolicella 2010 Vigneto RAFAEL Classico Superiore from TOMMASI Viticoltori ( $16.99, www.tommasiwine.it,
S. Pietro in Cariano, Veneto, Italy ) has got some good flesh and body
and is an excellent food wine : medium-bodied. Excellent when you grill -
chill it slightly.
WEEK'S TASTINGS :
Friday, May 4th, 2012 ( 5-8PM ) : We have our launch of the
JAQK CELLARS California wines ( 7-8 bottles, $30-$80 a bottle, ALL on
DEEP SALE for this launching! Join us, no charge. Come and try both
these excellent reds and whites that have previously been sold directly
from the winery ).
AND BECAUSE of the EXTRAORDINARY RSVP response : " We are
expecting about 400-plus customers for tasting on Friday, May 4th, 2012.
To serve you better we will prefer that customers with the last name
starting with the letters A-M visit us from 5PM to 6:30PM and with last
names starting with the letters N-Z visit us from 6:30PM onwards ".
Thanks. This was we can properly taste you all to give you all the full
experience. Cheers.
SATURDAY, May 5th, 2012 ( 2-6PM ) : We have Estebe here of his
Tradewinds Imports import company to taste some excellent Spanish and
Argentinian wines. This will be fun as Estebe specializes in these wines
and the quality level is through the roof, just like you all love it!
Come and bring family and friends. There is never any charge. Everyone
is always welcome.
I AM SURE I HAVE FORGOTTEN MANY THINGS but it is time to send
this email now as the weather is still nice outside and you can enjoy
some of these items before the deluge or rain later today?!? WE will
see. Check us out further at : www.clevelandparkwines.com, on Facebook at : become our friends at : Cleveland Park Wines & Spirits, on Twitter at : cpwinespirits, too. Cheers.
THANKS FOR BELIEVING IN US / supporting us. We appreciate
everything that you do for us and we want to do more for you. Let us
know any of your thoughts. Cheers, gracias, merci, prego ... TONY
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