Louis M. Martini(R) Winery Celebrates Dads This Father's Day
ST. HELENA, CA--(Marketwire - May 13, 2011) - With Father's Day on the horizon, delight dad with something unexpected this year by looking beyond ties and cuff links to something more distinguished, elegant and delicious: a Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon. He can't help but appreciate a 2007 Louis M. Martini Winery ( www.louismartini.com ) Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, or the exclusive 2007 Louis M. Martini Lot 1 Cabernet Sauvignon.
"Since 1933, my family has crafted world-class Cabernet Sauvignon in the heart of the Napa Valley," said Michael Martini, third generation winemaker for Louis M. Martini. "More than 75 years later, the wines Louis M. Martini produces are incredibly versatile, and perfect for pairing with a grilled dinner or for enjoying on their own after a tough round of golf."
Take Cab Over the Top with Artisan Chocolate To earn extra points with pop, consider also including Moonstruck Chocolate's Fortunato Dark Chocolate Bar, made from pure Peruvian nacional cocoa beans, and Moonstruck's Single Origin Venezuelan Milk Chocolate Bar, made exclusively from Venezuelan cacao beans. These chocolates are the perfect accompaniment to any bottle of Louis M. Martini Cabernet and are available at www.moonstruckchocolate.com for only $7 - $12.
"The Fortunato and Single Origin chocolate bars are not your everyday chocolate, but rather a unique expression of the different cocoa flavors from each country and can be paired with unexpected flavors and fare," said Julian Rose, Moonstruck Chocolate master chocolatier. "Wine and chocolate may seem like a simple pairing, but with these chocolates and Louis M. Martini wines, your palate comes away with exotic and rich flavor notes."
2007 Louis M. Martini Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon The Louis M. Martini Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon exhibits a deep garnet color with intense aromas of ripe cherry, cedar, and pipe tobacco. Concentrated flavors of ripe plums and dark bing cherries marry perfectly with the oak nuances, imparting notes of brown spice and vanilla. This is a well structured and balanced wine with firm, velvety tannins which culminate into a long, elegant finish with hints of tobacco, dried herbs and fruit. This wine is ready to enjoy now or can be aged for 3‐5 years. This wine has a suggested retail price of $30/bottle and available at retailers nationwide and online at www.louismartini.com .
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HELENA, CA--(Marketwire - May 13, 2011) - With Father's Day on the horizon, delight dad with something unexpected this year by looking beyond ties and cuff links to something more distinguished, elegant and delicious: a Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon.
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Fathers Day History | WineGifts4U.co.uk Blog
It is easy to understand where Christmas, Eid and Diwali come from however, where does the tradition of Father’s Day come from? It is believed that Father’s Day was first celebrated on June 19th in 1910. Sorona Smart Dodd from the USA, felt that after listening to a Mother’s Day sermon at a church that it was only fitting that there should be a day when fathers were remembered. Sorona’s father was a civil war veteran, who had brought up all his children by himself after his wife had passed away during child birth of their 6th child.
In The Beginning In 1909, Sorona with the help of a ministerial association and youth members of the YMCA wore roses; a red rose if the father was alive, or a white one if the Father had passed away. It is believed that Sorona travelled through Washington bringing gifts to fathers who were unable to get out with the continued support from the Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA), the church and the Young Males Christian Association (YMCA). However, at this point Father’s Day was still not included in the official celebrations calendar.
It appeared that in society at the time, although Mother’s Day had been met with passion, a day specifically dedicated to Fathers had been met with amusement in USA. This led the holiday to gather attention slowly, but for completely the wrong reasons; it was the target of much satire, parody and derision, including jokes from the local newspaper Spokesman Review. Many people saw it as the first step in filling the calendar year with pointless endorsements, such as Grandparents’ Day, Professional Secretaries Day and other such futile celebrations.
Repression
In 1916, President Woodrow Wilson went to a place named Spokane, to take part in a Father’s Day celebration which was a way in which to make the celebration become an official and national celebrated occasion. Despite this, the US Congress resisted, fearing that it would be turned into a commercialised holiday. However, 8 years later, President Calvin Coolidge acknowledged the requirement to have an official Father’s Day and recommended once again that the day devoted to dads should be held; this was still met with disapproval, and so in the 1930s trade groups were created in order to legitimise the holiday. It was in 1957, when Margaret Chase Smith, a Maine Senator wrote a proposal condemning the US congress of disregarding fathers for over 40 years, whilst only devoting a day to mothers, thus “[singling] out just one of our own parents”. Still though, it was not until 1966, when President Lyndon Johnson made a public statement for the third Sunday of June to be known as Father’s Day, and still later, it wasn’t until 1972, when President Nixon made the proclamation that Father’s Day was actually made official.
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