Wine library: dynastic

I look at the genius of utilitarian: it is the degree of skill. Start with the pope in his childhood studying music, to devote 30 years – and get Mozart. Vbuhali a lot of time in the solution terribly difficult task, such as Fermat’s theorem (“lay unsubstantiated” more than 300 years) – and become Andrew Wiles. Little Andrew was first attempted to prove it when he was 10 years old. And since 33 years old, he began to devote all his time to the riddle. And seven years later, finally, it “clicked.” In the end, any problem can be represented as a bust of options to search for the ideal. Thomas Edison went through 6000 in search of a suitable material for the filament in the bulb. Elvis recorded 12 versions of the hit Shake Rattle and Roll, has not yet settled on a “correct”.

In many areas of human activity that is purely technical process of “brute force gems” can be greatly facilitated. But where the area of focus is life itself, little can be expedited.

In winemaking, for example, sorting options are often “broken down” for generations. Grandfather’s wine – not much, Dad – bearable, the grandson of doing good, and great-grandson – is almost great. So when your desk is formed bottle Clos Vougeot from Anne Gros (Anne Gros), it is not really a bottle at all, and “The Forsyte Saga” in liquid form. This dynastic product.

In music dynasty – a rarity. Especially at such a young art, like jazz. But still they are there. And a bottle of something, where the label says, “and Sons”, we definitely recommend the dynastic duo of Cole, the father and daughter.