The Revelation in the Unusual Place. Jon Josh Pinot Grigio.
- Lukaschik Gleb
- Jul 11
- 2 min read
Updated: Jul 13

There can’t be the best expectations from a wine that was purchased on a plane and did it out of desperation. They still hadn't merlot on that sponsored flight. I chose a spare variant Jon Josh Pinot Grigio. 12,5 degrees should have put an enthusiasm that white wine has a big percentage, but aforementioned facts and Hungary as an origin country toward that kind of drink didn't solidify as powerful positions.
The smell is strong. It tastes unpleasant, but then aroma in airing becomes an acceptable palate, with acidity that is alright for this grape. It makes the wine likeable. The finish is a light wind. You never know that in such circumstance you find a worthy Hungarian wine after all.
I dived myself into the coziness of Eastern Europe where my rambling headed. I visited one venue where, as I believed, ordered whisky that I hadn’t–but it was the one that I exactly had in the series. However, it was to the right to compare with a bottle that stays in that restaurant for a big time. It was Auchentoshan Aged 12 Years. The scent was strong and had notes of nuts. It was harsh in all ways in using to where included a little acidity and more than less a pepper; a medicine was at one time. Aftertaste kept that little acidity, which wasn’t acceptable (as it was with colorant in the bottle I had); the pepper becomes stronger, and that doesn’t help; and you have a serenity state. It was made good, but not my taste.
For the last months, I had a big desire to begin the writing one novella. I wanted to start already months ago. It is the continuation of Stiffness State. I had much longer in my mind that there is a place to write a sequel. It is gripping to look what happened to one character afterward. I accepted and rejected the writing because I didn’t want to ruin the ending of Stiffness State with the second. Visiting the Balkans few months ago, disclosed and brought me that I must do that justice. The story began to elaborate, and I saw what the first chapter will about. My current mood propels to letter it. Sitting in a four-star hotel is an acceptable place to start the writing. I’m looking forward to complete the novella before Christmas.



