A Soul Assassins x Now-Again x Broc Cellars collaboration. Muggs complimented the wine with music that he and Egon sourced and cleared from the landmark catalog of the cosmic jazz musician Sun Ra. The only name that fit it was that of the landmark book by the great jazz drummer Art Taylor. Chris Brockway of Broc Cellars worked with Muggs and Egon to conceive, ferment, taste, blend and then bottle this homage to the skin-contact wines of yore brought into the modern day – those by the likes of Stanko Radikon in Italy and Xavier Caillard in France.

In other words, Notes & Tones is probably unlike most wines you have ever had. And you will probably find that it is not sanitized like the commercially produced, neutered and shelf-stabilized wine that is what 90% of wine consumers tend to drink. If you follow the biodynamic calendar, you might find it tastes different if you drink it on a “root” day or a “fruit” day. In this case, this wine is a “living” – sensitive, evolving – thing. Everything we write sounds similar not necessarily bad, just dull. Natural in what way? As in it, in some way, originally came from nature? In this case, we mean an unadulterated wine made without chemical pesticides or fertilizers used in grape cultivation a wine made without unnecessary intervention by the vintner without fining and filtering and with little or no sulfites added to extend the wine’s shelf life. Reviews Re-Compose Liquid Notes Review Creative stagnation is experienced by all of us at one time or another. What is Liquid Notes Liquid Notes turns you into an expert in harmony, chord progression and melody. Natural wine can be the same, obscure type of thing as a natural hot dog. Note: The first couple paragraphs here are copied from my review of Liquid Tension Experiment 1. Inspiration: Art Taylor / Stanko Radikon / Xavier Caillardįollowing the launch of their Holy Ghost wine and record pairing, DJ Muggs and Egon have teamed up with California’s Broc Cellars and its winemaker Chris Brockway for Notes & Tones: Deep natural wine meets deep jazz and rap samples on vinyl.

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