Aaron A. Wallace

I am starting a project on american wine region videos and I am going to have to see if there is anything I can do to make the videos more interesting then me staring into a camera talking. I can now incorporate still images into my videos, I haven't figured out a solution for animations yet, but when I do I think that will be the natural evolution of the channel. Then I can get a script and a microphone, and really cut up the audio, so I don't sound like the stuttering mess I am.

So yeah I got hospitalized again (last time was three years ago) for my Ulcerative Colitis in November which isn't how I want to spend a week in the busiest time of year for the liquor industry. I started to have my flare up when my parents came to visit, in October and I barely kept it together for the month that it took me to check all the boxes to get admitted to the hospital. Though at least now I know how it needs to proceed in case this ever happens again. The moment I start to think that it is a real flare up I need to start making appointments with the GI doctor and not think that if I control my diet I can get back to something like normalcy. I ended up on a new biological medication remicade which is shockingly expensive but thankfully I have real cadillac insurance through work so I am okay with the fact that each dose of my medication is twenty thousand dollars and I need six doses a year, hopefully with the repeal of the ACA I won't end up on a plan with a lif...

In this little video I talk about the left bank of Bordeaux. Medoc and Haut-Medoc contain some of the most desirable wines in the world and is the spiritual home of Cabernet Sauvignon, though many of the wines blend in Merlot and Cabernet Franc. The greatest of these wines can live in a well stored bottle for fifty years or more. The wines of Bordeaux have great examples in all of the various retail price points so just because mere mortals can't afford a bottle of Chateau Margaux doesn't mean you shouldn't try the ten twenty and thirty dollar bottles from the region.