12/19/2010, 1:05 am
Comrades,
I'm in a terrible panic. Suppose the attorneys for the evil oil companies who are suing the EPA and claiming that carbon dioxide is not a pollutant get a hold of this little tidbit of infomation which I just read in an ancient out of print copy of a cookbook that has recipes for dished using different types of wine.
Here's the scoop: In the process of making Champagne, yes the Champagne of all wines, the wine workers at the winery stopple the bottle at one point in the process in order to prevent the carbon dioxide from escaping. Yes, that's right. They want to keep that polluting, horrific pollutant around which the Goracle is basing his entire thesis, from escaping from the bottle.
Here is the direct quote from the out-of-print book entitled: "Wine and Wine Cooking:"
. . . many producers make a satisfying sparkling wine by the bulk, or Charmat, process, by which the second fermentation takes place in a vat which is sealed ito preven tthe carbon dioxide bubbles from escaping."
This has me in a swoon. I have been gobsmacked. Suppose these evil defense lawyers find this out? They can use this is a court of law. If carbon dioxide is a pollutant, then why do those who make Champagne try so hard to keep in bottled in?
I'm in a terrible panic. Suppose the attorneys for the evil oil companies who are suing the EPA and claiming that carbon dioxide is not a pollutant get a hold of this little tidbit of infomation which I just read in an ancient out of print copy of a cookbook that has recipes for dished using different types of wine.
Here's the scoop: In the process of making Champagne, yes the Champagne of all wines, the wine workers at the winery stopple the bottle at one point in the process in order to prevent the carbon dioxide from escaping. Yes, that's right. They want to keep that polluting, horrific pollutant around which the Goracle is basing his entire thesis, from escaping from the bottle.
Here is the direct quote from the out-of-print book entitled: "Wine and Wine Cooking:"
. . . many producers make a satisfying sparkling wine by the bulk, or Charmat, process, by which the second fermentation takes place in a vat which is sealed ito preven tthe carbon dioxide bubbles from escaping."
This has me in a swoon. I have been gobsmacked. Suppose these evil defense lawyers find this out? They can use this is a court of law. If carbon dioxide is a pollutant, then why do those who make Champagne try so hard to keep in bottled in?