Hi Everyone, We need support to get Calverton approved as a Motorsport
Park as Supervisor Steve Levy promised he would do less than 4 weeks ago.
Apparently there are 4 people that somehow approved a proposal for an
indoor ski area??? which was the highest bidder by pocket change.
Please please take the time now to go to this link that Phil King provided
and complete the Petition form.
Indoor ski area - yea, just what's needed. You wanna ski? - drive to the freakin' mountains. What we really need are more golf courses so they can fertilize the krap out of them so it leaches into the ground water and flies into the air so we get more Cancer cases and so that it causes havic with people with alergies. Either that or more Home Depot's and CVS's at every street corner. Anyone of these mental giants think about leaving the area(s) wooded? Why do we have to pave over everything? If I wanted to live in the freakin' city, I'd move there. How about leaving some trees, grass and stuff. Levy is FOS like every other politian. He did an about face on this motorsports park deal. Racing died on Long Island when the Bridgehampton track closed and all that's left now are memories. Bridgehampton could (but can't now cause the're all hypocrites) have done what Watkins Glen does with Vintage racing. Apparently they don't need any more money for business cause of all the big shots out there that don't like noise. Hello - the track was there in the 50's before you move there AH. Sorta like the AH's that move near an airport and say it's too noisy.
I say keep Riverhead/Calverton as as it is now and pave Shelter Island for a road course - nothing goes on there anyway. This might then again bring road racing back into the area.
The onlything being built around Riverhead are mini malls. Just what we need, more Chilis, and Linens n' Things. Just like they are going to do where the Riverhead Raceway was. Tell me Long Island won't be poorer for not having School Bus Demolition derby. It's just sad.
Tasting Notes:
The La Fontana is blended from wines that were not selected for inclusion in our First Label Merlot. All grapes hand harvested, sorted and fermented in closed top vessels with daily pump-overs. The 2002 vintage is dense and jammy yet supple, with traces of dark fruit and toasty oak. Petit Verdot makes its first appearance in this blend complimenting the earthy plum and black current aromatics of the Merlot with hints of violets and pepper. Cabernet Franc adds minty aromatics to round out the chewy tannic structure and dense mouth feel. A delicious red wine made in the tradition of Pomerol and our first red released from the extraordinary 2002 vintage.
Vintage Notes:
The 2002 vintage was among the warmest ever recorded on Long Island. The weather started off warm in the spring and continued through the fall. Sandy loam soil predominates the area of this young merlot planting. Average age of the vines was 3-4 years old. The latest in a series of three outstanding Long Island vintages in a row.
Technical Notes:
Appellation: North Fork, Long Island
Varietal: 85% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Franc 5% Petit Verdot
Winemaker: Richard Olsen-Harbich
Enologist: Paul Pontallier
Aged: French oak and Stainless Steel
Harvest: 100% Hand Harvested from 10/26 through 11/5 2002
Brix: 22.0
pH: 3.75
TA: 5.5 g/L
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