The Whiskey Taster’s Flavor Guide

About the Wine

A firmer grasp upon the grape, some have.
Eons pass, 
and mountain water clears what always is.
Many do what mother's never should.
While a father's vineyard grows but heady wine.

Does a certain type of green or purple grape.
Grow aught but Grace? 
Does a woman's golden hand, 
when kneeling down is pulling all the weeds.

Thus produce a better seed as seeds do know.
Music makes the leaves turn green, 
as leaves ideally grow.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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