'You need to make sure that when someone gets stuck in or something like that, you're there, or if someone gets fouled you're running over there. 'Gregg said that after the game, he was like, 'I'm very happy that we had that emotional capacity to our game and that aspect of the game, because in the biggest games you need to be backing each other up,'' Adams said. Soccer on ESPN+: FC Daily | Futbol Americas Here was a team playing on the road in a low-stakes match, in terrible conditions, and a fighting spirit still emerged. salvaged a draw on a stoppage-time header from Jordan Morris, but the fracas might have been the most instructive moment of the match. It was easier to smile about after the U.S. There's not that one guy on our team who is gonna stay away or something like that. It's good to have to have guys like that on the team who are running at you - and it's every single person on the team. 'I took someone out, and then Weston took someone out, and then Christian took someone out,' Adams said. Pushing and shoving ensued before the referee calmed things down and the game resumed.ДЄsked about the game's peak CONCACAF moment a few hours later at the team hotel, Adams beamed. For El Salvador, it provided an obvious opportunity to try to wind down the clock, as players justifiably swarmed the area. Instead, Adams dragged Ceren down to the mud, earning a deserved yellow card. When Darwin Ceren shielded the ball away from Adams, he made no attempt to win the ball back. Just earlier, American winger Paul Arriola had been sent off following a questionable slide tackle and El Salvador had been doing everything within its power to hold on to a 1-0 lead. Patterson says the to delivery address didnвЂ™t even raise eyebrows, as it was certainly not Windsor castle.SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador - When United States midfielder Tyler Adams arrived just late to a ball in the second half of Tuesday's CONCACAF Nations League match against El Salvador, the game had already descended into chaos. Apparently, they chose Mount Eden as the latter because their London-based importer suddenly put in a 10-case order for the 2014 Domaine Eden pinot noir. When Megan and Harry were planning their wedding, they decided to serve one Old World and one New World wine. Speaking of legends, if you havenвЂ™t watched the вЂњWine With BillвЂќ podcast interview with winemaker Jeffrey Patterson on YouTube, he shared a fun story that ties in nicely with the current royal obsession over the QueenвЂ™s Jubilee. Seeing the original price tag, Waller exclaimed, вЂњ$11.98?вЂќД«est wine investment I ever made. When Calera winemaker Mike Waller opened the 1985 I brought, the cork was in great shape and the wine was lively, spicy, complex and feisty, just like Jensen.

The Jensen Vineyard wines seem to have stood the test of time really well, as did the 1987 chardonnay, the first vintage he made from his Mt. After his funeral at a desolate cemetery in Hollister, a small group gathered at a local watering hole called Tres Pinos Inn, where magnums of Calera pinot noir, dating back to 1988, were opened to toast the man. I have saved it all these years, planning to share it with Jensen someday. I immediately went to BevMo looking for some, finding a couple of zinfandels and one bottle of 1985 Bien Nacido Vineyard pinot noir in the clearance bin. There was Caymus, Cakebread and Chalk Hill, along with one I didnвЂ™t know: Calera.

I asked the lead investor, Steve Dow, who was a wine collector, to go into his cellar and pull out all the CвЂ™s. I met him back in 1987 when the Silicon Valley firm I was working for failed to register its name before another company in Texas did so.ДЇrustrated at attempts to come up with a new one by committee vote, our investment company, Sevin Rosen, asked me to come up with a name that started with C and had multiple syllables. Jensen inspired many careers in the wine biz, including mine. Harlan in San Benito, who passed away June 13 at age 78. The wine world mourns the loss of Josh Jensen of Calera Wine Company, legendary producer of pinot noir from Mt.

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