Crack that Special Bottle | Oldman’s Wine for Your Bunker #22 | ’49 Perrier Jouet Champagne

How about some Perrier Jouet with over 70 years of age?

Don’t wait: you MUST use this crazy corona crisis as a reason to crack open one of your special bottles. Featured wine: remarkably crisp, hazelnutty, creme brulee-like Champagne Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut Champagne 1949 “Reserved for Great Britain”.✨

Seize the day!

Perrier Jouet  

Coronavirus Home School | Oldman’s Wine for Your Bunker #6 | Nanfrè Valpolicella

It’s only enough to self isolate, but many of us are thrust into running a coronavirus home school during this crazy time. But there’s a way to stay sane if you have to be a home school teacher ☕️. Featuring this savory, invigorating wine for your bunker: Tenuta Sant’Antonio Nanfrè Valpolicella 2018 🇮🇹 ($12, Italy).

Less News, More Wine! | Oldman’s Wine for Your Bunker #3 | Conde de los Andes Rioja

“Less News, More Wine 🍷”- this is the mantra we need to get through self-isolation. Even better if you do it with this killer “Wine for Your Bunker,” the rich, seductive Conde de los Andes Rioja 2015 ($45, Spain).✨

Less News, More Wine ... with Rioja
Less News, More Wine!

It’s Scary in New York | Oldman’s Wine for Your Bunker #2 | Crossbarn Chardonnay

It’s scary in New York. Escape to my Wine Sanctuary for another “Wine for Your Bunker” featuring the elegant, flinty Crossbarn Winery by Paul Hobbs Sonoma Coast Chardonnay 2018 ($21) from the beautiful, craggy Sonoma Coast ✨

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Scary in New York

How to Kill Coronavirus (and Smell like a Fine Wine)

A dental emergency brought me out on the streets of New York, where I figured out how to kill Coronavirus while also smelling like a fine wine. With the right attitude and some Clorox wipes, it is not difficult to kill Coronavirus.

The Guardian newspaper happened to intercept me, and here is what they wrote in their story the next day:

Further south, near City Hall, a man ambled down the sidewalk, toting a cylindrical container of sanitizing wipes. One white disinfectant sheet was sticking out.

“As much as I like my dentist, I don’t trust the seat was being fully cleaned,” said the man, Mark Oldman, who had a dental appointment. “You have to bring your own.”
“The hottest accessory on the streets of New York is no longer an iPhone,” he joked.

Did the city seem different to him, with all the closings?

“It feels like Thanksgiving,” he said of the US holiday, during which many New York City residents leave town. “Not completely dead, it just has this kind of ghost-town, tumbleweed quality.”

Kill Coronavirus and Smell like Wine
The virus is no match for a New York attitude and some Clorox wipes.