Shiraz Journal SHIRAZ, Iran — For centuries, Iran's famed carpets have been produced by hand along the nomad trail in this region of high plains around the ancient city of Shiraz.
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Last year, Aldi's One Road Shiraz ($7) beat out a bottle that retails for $2.993 during the Great Australian Shiraz Challenge.
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SEPTEMBERS OF SHIRAZ The title may be misleading to oenophiles, but Shiraz is also a large city in southern Iran that for a long time had a sizable Jewish population.
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There's a Spiced Negroni Gin, Christmas Gin and Bloody Shiraz Gin, the latter a tip of the cap to their home in the Yarra Valley, a well-known producer of Australia's shiraz wine.
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I imagine them opening a nice shiraz after we've left.
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For them, Argentine malbec may just as well be Australian shiraz.
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Mr. Zollanvari took the reporters to a nomadic camp outside Shiraz.
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On Monday, he asked the military to respond in Shiraz, too.
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Complications ensue when the bereft Shiraz (Rai) sets off to rescue her.
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" While the actual Shiraz is not included in the set, it's "highly encouraged.
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A new film, called "Septembers of Shiraz," isn't just about the Iranian Revolution.
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"Septembers of Shiraz," being made outside of Iran, is able to be explicit.
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I grew up in the Iranian city of Shiraz after the 1979 revolution.
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She took freelance assignments covering demonstrations in Kurdistan and an earthquake in Shiraz.
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The same was true with shiraz, as syrah is generally called in Australia.
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One casualty that day was Shiraz Ahmad Naikoo, in the southern town of Anantnag.
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Two young singers and two instrumentalists play the long "Bayati Shiraz" overture, which is undanced.
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Mir's 12-day trip to Tehran, Shiraz, Isfahan and Yazd starts at $5,995 a person.
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She uses them for her morning coffee, her afternoon Coke Zero, even her evening Shiraz.
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The company said it cancelled flights to Mashhad, Isfahan, Tabriz and Shiraz until that date.
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Protests have now spread to other cities, including Shiraz, Esfahan, Hamedan and Orumiyeh, Reuters reported.
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"We are training two people in Tehran University and two people in Shiraz University," Shamshirsaz said.
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SHIRAZ ALLIDINATiburon, California Not enough attention was given to the power of buyers in your briefing.
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The Shiraz Festival was the sort of event that members of Reza's family would have attended.
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Mr. Shiraz, arranging traditional Quranic recitations a week later, seemed unable to process her sudden demise.
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"We made the first batch of Bloody Shiraz as a bit of an experiment," Gregor explained.
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"Shiraz" was the second of three silent movies Osten directed in India in conjunction with Rai.
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Pictures also showed shopkeepers were on strike in other cities including Arak, Shiraz, Tabriz and Kermanshah.
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More specifically it will feature Shiraz, Malbec, Pinot Grigio, and Sauvignon Blanc from regions around the worlds.
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Chad paid for my pizza and bought me a glass of shiraz and skipped his family dinner.
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This is the modern style of Australian shiraz, not the high-octane brand prevalent in the 1990s.
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In an effort at preserving these old vines, Mr. Shobbrook buys the grapes at the shiraz price.
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Protests have also reportedly occurred in other cities around the country, including Shiraz, Esfahan, Hamedan and Orumiyeh.
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After waiting 15 months for her visa to be issued, Pegah flew from Shiraz, Iran, to Boston.
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In Isfahan and Shiraz, public school was suspended Sunday after school bus drivers announced they would strike.
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Flavor profile: Given High Rhode's sanguine purple-red hue, one might expect a berry-forward shiraz fruitiness.
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Iran's Students News Agency ISNA said high water had damaged thousands of houses in Shiraz and other towns.
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They were convicted in the court of Shiraz, in southwest Iran, and their identities are not publicly known.
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KEN JAWOROWSKI "Septembers of Shiraz" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for a few scenes of torture.
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Shiraz glass: This is the tallest of all red wine glasses, with a distinct taper towards the top.
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According to Mr. Neumann and his deputy at the center for the study of radicalization, Shiraz Maher, Mrs.
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On one end were bottles of a local Shiraz with "Rebellion: On Your Own Terms" on the label.
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Police say he had mishandled a grenade, but his cousin Asif Hussain told VICE News Shiraz was shot.
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Traveling as an adult in Shiraz, Iran, I wore a long tunic as part of the legally mandated hijab.
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Only 39% had heard of Shiraz and 18% of Cabernet Sauvignon, indicating perhaps just how nascent this market is.
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Dining | Westchester Sit down at Shiraz Kitchen in Elmsford and you'll know you're in a different kind of restaurant.
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The company hopes to build on that by selling its 2016 McLaren Vale Shiraz with Australian liquor retailer Liquorland.
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The Stone Have you heard the story of the architect from Shiraz who designed the world's most beautiful mosque?
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Shiraz: What was striking for me was how they saw the photography as an inherent part of the protest.
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Mr. Shiraz is preparing to return to work as an ambulance driver after the customary 10-day grieving period.
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"They killed our geniuses and replaced them with clerics," young men and women chanted in the city of Shiraz.
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That leads to lower-octane French options: Cabernet Sauvignon from Bordeaux rather than Napa; Rhône Syrah instead of Barossa Shiraz.
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A parakeet awaits customers in order to choose a "fortune" outside of the beloved Iranian poet Hafez's tomb in Shiraz.
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Hashem Sedghamiz, a local authority on carpets, sitting in the green courtyard of his restored Qajar-dynasty house in Shiraz.
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Ms. Pelosi, meanwhile, was sipping shiraz and swaying to the disco music played by a D.J. in a straw hat.
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What do you think of the idea of Milla sitting in her apartment drinking shiraz and listening to Knock Knock?
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Shiraz Grinbaum: When I met Activestills, five years ago, I immediately wanted the whole world to know about the group.
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Today, the region, which is best known for its sémillon and shiraz varietals, is home to more than 150 wineries.
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Central Victoria, Australia, $15 Classic Aussie shiraz features flavors of dark berries and mint, often with a hint of eucalyptus.
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The reds are mostly Rhone varietals like shiraz, grenache and cinsault, along with pinotage, the hybrid native to South Africa.
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Kaye - New DayHot Ice - Dancing Free (John Luongo Remix)Dan Kye - Like You WannaHouse Shiraz - TestKerem Akdag - Steppin' OutEVM128 feat.
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The Antonov 74 aircraft, headed to Shiraz in the south of Iran, crashed shortly after takeoff, the airport's director said.
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I was 6 years old when I saw my hometown of Shiraz under attack and bombed by Saddam Hussein's regime.
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Orphaned in the melee, the child is adopted by a village family that includes a ready-made older brother, Shiraz.
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Iranian media showed pictures and footage of crumpled cars piled up deep in mud and water after floods swept through Shiraz.
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State TV said the helicopter was taking a patient from a remote area to the city of Shiraz when it crashed.
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Video on social media appeared to show police officers and demonstrators clashing Tuesday evening in the south-central city of Shiraz.
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Along with Casaletto, restaurants include RaaSa, for Indian food; Shiraz Kitchen, for Persian; and Pete's Saloon, a popular hangout since 257.
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There are six shades, ranging from pale pink to plum to crimson with names like Chardonnay Orange, Shiraz Red, and Merlot Burgundy.
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In recent years, that vineyard has gone from producing shiraz, syrah and cabernet to branching out into more experimental and natural styles.
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Taraneh Moghaddam, an architect from the central Iranian city of Shiraz, also encountered practices under sanctions that she hopes will now end.
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Shiraz: It's very important for me to include the voices of the activists themselves and the people who were photographed for years.
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"They are firing on the people," shouted the narrator of the video from Shiraz, his hands shaking as he documented the scene.
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White wine fans can coat their lips with Chardonnay Orange, and red wine lovers have Shiraz Red and Merlot Burgundy to pick from.
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Shiraz Biton, a neighbor in the southern Israel city of Ashkelon, said that she has seen the suspect and his family a lot.
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After eight months of getting to know each other online, he traveled to Shiraz, Iran, in July 2017 to meet her in person.
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State media said it caused extensive damage to property in the city, around 160 km (100 miles) northwest of the city of Shiraz.
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Mr. Shiraz said he was forced to buy water from a criminal syndicate even though his home was connected to a water line.
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At long last, I was beginning to understand this poetry that had spoken to my father since he was a child in Shiraz.
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The Kuwait flag carrier currently serves Rome, Italy, Milan, Italy, Bangkok, Thailand, Tehran, Iran, and Mashhad, Iran with upcoming plans to serve Shiraz.
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She was inspired by the geometric, mirrored patterns in mosques, specifically citing a trip to Shah Cheragh in Shiraz as an early influence.
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By contrast "Salafi-Jihadism", by Shiraz Maher of King's College London, stands out as an excellent and original account of what jihadists actually think.
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It was that risk that drove Ansari, who was working in a plastics recycling firm in Shiraz, to try Europe, his father told Reuters.
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The wines in question are a pinot noir and a merlot from Chile, a shiraz from Australia, and, despite its whiteness, a French muscat.
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Qatar Airways will add two weekly flights to its existing Doha-Tehran route and add three weekly flights on its Shiraz service in January.
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I understand that people go on wine trips, but generally speaking, they're not popping bottles of shiraz the minute they leave the baggage claim.
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Shargh, a reformist daily newspaper, said the reformists were also leading in other major Iranian cities like Isfahan, Kerman, Semnan, Shiraz, Tabriz and Zahedan.
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The mayor of Shiraz, where clashes have been severe, said on Wednesday that transportation infrastructure in four of the city's districts have been destroyed.
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Margaret's, Glasnevin, Cedarwood Road, and Rosemount—and the group's respective guests gathered inside each one, drinking Australian Shiraz and sitting on white leather sofas.
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The slushie is made with Shiraz wine and flavored with strawberries and can be ordered alongside Amorette's chocolate-covered strawberries for an on-theme snack.
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Tilework at Nasir al-Molk Mosque in Shiraz--- Image by © Kazuyoshi Nomachi/Corbis A view of Iran's southern coastline A tea house in Kerman.
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Shiraz Maher, deputy director of The International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation and Political Violence (ICSR) at King's College London, had a similar view.
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The Iranian regime arrested a group of practicing Iranian Christians on Christmas Day at an in-house church in the city of Shiraz, southern Iran.
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From the moment Shiraz asked me to be part of this project [it] became not just about displaying photographs, but theorizing and historicizing their importance.
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On Tuesday, hundreds of people rallied in cities including Isfahan, Karaj, Shiraz and Ahvaz to protest high inflation caused in part by the weak rial.
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The next morning, we set off for Grover, which makes a dry shiraz rosé that goes well with both spicy Indian food and Western cuisine.
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Image of a unified country Protests have spread to other cities, including Shiraz, Esfahan, Hamedan and Orumiyeh, Reuters reported, exposing widespread discontent with the regime.
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In Shiraz, in the south, Tasnim quoted the head of Iran's emergency medical services, Pirhossein Kolivand, as saying 18 people had been killing, including four children.
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Sipping on Shoshanna, a spicy blend of petite sirah, zinfandel, merlot and shiraz named after his mother, he explains why winemaking there can be so hard.
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"The lifting of sanctions is the best political news I have ever heard in the last three decades," Haleh, a university professor in Shiraz, told me.
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And nearly a month after it left Dubai, the brand-new American-made jet, delivered to Norwegian Air only in October, was still sitting in Shiraz.
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On Tuesday, hundreds of people rallied in cities including Isfahan, Karaj, Shiraz and Ahvaz in protest against high inflation caused in part by the weak rial.
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I like playing with Chris and Shiraz, and I'm asking them to play stuff on it, so I don't know why it would be a solo record.
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The explosion was loud enough to be heard in most neighborhoods of Shiraz, the official news agency IRNA reported, adding that walls of the supermarket had collapsed.
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LONDON — When a technical error forced a Norwegian Air jet to land at Shiraz Airport in Iran last month, the Boeing 103 touched down in uncharted territory.
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He had visited an outdoor memorial dedicated to victims of the city's 2017 mass shooting and had hosted a grass-roots fund-raiser at the Shiraz restaurant.
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Enayatollah Rahimi said a short but intense rainfall caused sudden flash flooding that inundated a main highway between Shiraz and Esfahan, trapping many travelers leaving the city.
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"We are selling around 10 percent of what we used to sell over a decade ago," said Morteza Talebi, the head of the council of the Shiraz bazaar.
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A Norwegian plane has been stuck in Iran for four weeks after a technical error prompted a unscheduled landing in Shiraz airport en route from Dubai to Olso.
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Tofan Satari, 18, was among the first to fight that day, and his dog Shiraz won his fifth match; he had plenty of scars to show for it.
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By Friday night, large crowds had gathered in major cities including Shiraz, Mashhad, Ahwaz and Bandar Abbas, as well as in a range of smaller working class towns.
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Bahram Parsaie, a prominent lawmaker from Shiraz, said that it was not enough for Mr. Rouhani and his government to issue statements and that they needed to resign.
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"What's got through is just the tip of the iceberg," said Shiraz Maher, deputy director of the International Center for the Study of Radicalization, at King's College London.
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"I think it could escalate," said Shiraz Kothia of the London Muslim Community Forum, who helps the Metropolitan Police to manage community relations during major episodes like this.
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In this installment, the skateboarding vigilante is ecstatic to spend time in juvie (under the truly inspired pseudonym "Shiraz Thunderbird") with its movie nights, regular meals, and mandated therapy.
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Shiraz Maher at the International Center for the Study of Radicalisation in London said the Islamic State issued a 20-minute video Thursday about its plans to conquer India.
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If the script of "Septembers of Shiraz" looked anything like the film sounds, each sentence would be printed in bold, increased to an extra-large font and thrice underlined.
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Bob Wilson had participated in the Shiraz Festival in Iran in the early 1970s, like any number of avant-garde artists: Peter Brook, Merce Cunningham, Jerzy Grotowski among them.
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These accounts showed that in Karaj, a young man was shot in the head, while in Shiraz, security forces shot a young man, who collapsed to the ground, bleeding.
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At least 19 people died in Shiraz, a city in southern Iran that is a popular tourist destination, according to the privately owned Tasnim News Agency, based in Tehran.
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SHIRAZ REFINERY 2 The plan to build a 120,000 barrels per day refinery near a national park in parched Fars Province drew opposition from residents and environmental activists, IRNA reported.
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Bahman Golbarnezhad, 48, of Shiraz, Iran died of cardiac arrest today after crashing in a C4-5 road race during the Rio de Janeiro Paralympics, according to the Associated Press.
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The head of fire department in Shiraz, Mohammad Farokhzadeh, told state television that a gas leak or an explosion of flammable items stored in the supermarket could be the cause.
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Now, he and partner Shiraz Akmal say the time is ripe to help give the industry the last kick in the pants it needs to become a mainstream entertainment medium.
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But when she is invited to present her work at a poetry festival in Shiraz, Iran, she meets poets who expand her ideas about the art form and about herself.
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Islamic masterpieces include the beautiful, Safavid-period Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque in Isfahan and the Pink Mosque of Shiraz, whose stained-glass windows flood the halls of worship with colored light.
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At a bar in Shanghai, a lifestyle blogger says between sips of Australian shiraz that as more Chinese travel overseas they have come to love plenty of other foreign wines.
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In cities including Behshahr, Shiraz, Tehran and Karaj, protests turned violent when people attacked government buildings, set banks on fire, ripped the national flag and kicked and burned revolutionary monuments.
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BELLAIRE, Texas (Reuters) - Shiraz Younas tried and failed three times to persuade Melanie Clampitt, an elderly amputee, to leave her house as the floodwaters rose to her front step on Sunday.
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While PopSugar reports that there is no word if the Shiraz slushie is a permanent or limited-edition menu item, it is certainly the perfect antidote to the late-summer heat.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An explosion in a supermarket in the southern city of Shiraz injured 37 people and may have been caused by a gas leak, Iranian state media reported on Saturday.
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When she went to cook food for her family on the evening of May 20, she was struggling with the heat but still felt fine, said her husband, Sheikh Mohammad Shiraz.
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"Security agencies across Europe face an almost unprecedented task," Dr. Shiraz Maher, a lecturer at King's College London and the author of Salafi-Jihadism: The History of an Idea, told BuzzFeed News.
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Michelangelo, who "smells as bad as a barbarian or a slave from the North," hardly resembles the poet's favored "ephebes of Shiraz," but Mesihi nevertheless finds himself attracted to the eccentric foreigner.
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Among them is Iron Gate Estate, with Semillon, Verdelho and Shiraz vines, bought several weeks ago by the Hong Kong-based Kuo family, which owns an electric parts manufacturing plant in Shenzhen.
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"My husband went through a major depression," admitted an acquaintance at a cocktail party, and we proceeded to discuss the pros and cons of electroconvulsive therapy over a glass of Cab Shiraz.
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Dr. Djalali, 45, had been "invited to attend workshops about disaster medicine at universities in Tehran and Shiraz, when he was arrested without a warrant by Ministry of Intelligence officials," Amnesty said.
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In other cities such as Shiraz and Shahriar, dozens were reported killed in the unrest by security forces who fired on unarmed protesters, according to rights groups and videos posted by witnesses.
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Yet he makes delicious, unconventional wines, like his 2018 Warner Glen White/Red, 75 percent sauvignon blanc and 25 percent shiraz, which is fresh, pure and textured, like biting into fresh fruit.
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Al Qaeda operative Sulayman Abu Ghayth told U.S. investigators that he, Masri and other al Qaeda operatives were arrested in Shiraz, Iran, in April 2003 and jailed in Tehran for nearly two years.
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Still, I can't help but smile every time he describes Shiraz, and not Syrah, as being a French grape—picturing the legions of French farmers turning in their graves as he does so.
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The back channel was apparently designed to test Vladimir Putin's willingness to abandon his Iranian allies and fulfill American neoconservatives' long-standing goal of bombing Tehran or, if that's off the table, Shiraz.
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Shiraz Maher, the project's leader, and his colleagues took months to classify each of the 50,000-odd messages and posts under headings such as "yearning for the afterlife", "religiosity" and "desire to migrate".
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Just like the architect from Shiraz, the procrastinator is smitten by the perfect picture of that which is yet to be born; he falls under the spell of all that purity and splendor.
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Agriculture is so fully integrated into world markets that consumers everywhere take for granted that ripe peaches will be available to everyone, everywhere in January, while Zinfandel, Shiraz and Prosecco are universally available.
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Riot police also used tear gas to disperse thousands of protesters in Tehran's Azadi Square, while protests also spread outside the capital to cities including Shiraz, Hamedan, Esfahan, and Orumiyeh, according to reports.
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According to Mordaunt Hall's review in The New York Times, "Shiraz" boasted about 50,000 extras, 300 camels and seven elephants — one drafted as an executioner, foot poised to crush a condemned man's skull.
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Rather than dissuading activists, though, Hosseini's arrest fueled an unprecedented wave of similar protests resulting in the arrest of at least 29 other women and has spread to other cities including Shiraz and Isfahan.
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Around 90 percent of Ningxia's wine production focuses on red, with cabernet sauvignon as the most popular variety (others include merlot, marselan, malbec, shiraz, pinot noir and, for white wine, chardonnay and Italian riesling).
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So if you and Nameless Shiraz Bae do accept the group chat invitation to partake in bottomless brunch, make sure to do your own little personal inspection as far as the food and the surroundings.
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"After anti-riot forces were dispatched to the city from Shiraz, the people charged at them and hand-to-hand clashes ensued," a press release from the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) said.
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When I ask Zimmerman if they could replicate a small-batch Shiraz from a producer in Australia's Adelaide Hills that is a particular favorite of mine, he rolls his eyes and says there's no way.
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"I may eat Wagyu beef every day washed down with the finest shiraz but, if I really want my new home, I can make do on much more modest fare," he wrote in the judgment.
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In the coming years I'd love to see Australian wine gain a broader fan base, beyond the heavy shiraz and woody chardonnay it's known for, pushed by the changes taking place in that industry here.
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"We think nothing when the Ku Klux Klan or the Nazis are satirized, so why not ISIS?" asked Shiraz Maher, deputy director of the International Center for the Study of Radicalization at King's College London.
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In other videos posted on social media that could not immediately be verified, sounds of gunfire could be heard at protests in Azadi Square in the capital, as well as in the city of Shiraz.
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Less an exercise in outsider exoticism than a monument to national pride, "Shiraz" invents an imaginary back story for the 17th-century empress whose death inspired her husband to commission the world's most celebrated mausoleum.
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Shiraz Maher, from Kings College's International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation, told BBC Radio 4's Today show that he thought that the appearance of the child was "surprising," even though minors have appeared before.
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"The main leaders and organizers of this gathering who chanted unconventional slogans against the (Islamic Republic's) values have been arrested," said prosecutor Ali Salehi in the provincial capital Shiraz on Monday, according to Fars news agency.
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South Africans can now buy the 2013 merlot, made using rooibos and honeybush wood, on supermarket shelves, and Audacia will soon start bottling three 2014 rooibos wooded wines: a shiraz, a cabernet sauvignon, and another merlot.
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I like my rice squares even crustier than those I tried at Shiraz Kitchen, but on a recent evening they were full of flavor, with a pleasant sour note that characterized many of the restaurant's offerings.
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Shiraz Maher, the center's director, said the findings were significant because most attention on ISIS had previously focused on the group's male fighters and leadership, rather than the quarter or so who were women and children.
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He also buys organically grown grapes from old vineyards, like sémillon, muscat, cinsault or chenin blanc, grapes that might otherwise have been pulled out and replaced by more conventional selections like shiraz, which fetches higher prices.
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"Based on the very small number of documents we looked at, we concluded that these leaks are credible," Shiraz Maher, a Johns Hopkins lecturer and fellow at the International Center for the Study of Radicalization, told Gizmodo.
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"Septembers of Shiraz," directed by Wayne Blair and shot on unconvincing sets in Bulgaria, overexerts itself by insisting to the very end that you care about characters whom you probably started to like in the opening moments.
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There is satisfying range on the wine list, too; the nuanced Farrside pinot noir from Australia is a far cry from the sparkling shiraz that was one of the only bottles Ssam Bar carried in its first year.
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In 1966, during a visit to Shiraz with the minimalists Robert Morris and Marcia Hafif, she entered the Shah Cheragh mosque and watched pilgrims wail and chant in front of the mirrors festooning its walls and central dome.
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Whereas Buckingham Palace events hosted by the Queen usually serve mini sandwiches and slices of cake and tea, the lawn was ringed with stalls serving Hendrick's gin, Johnny Walker black label whisky, and Jacob's Creek Chardonnay or Shiraz Cabernet.
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His single-vineyard syrahs — he uses the term syrah rather than shiraz, like many who want to separate themselves from the Barossa Valley style — are firm and tannic in youth, though they become more elegant and complex with time.
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The head of the industries, business and trade organisation in the Fars province was also quoted by the Tasnim news agency as saying on Sunday the first planes carrying food to Qatar had flown from the southern city of Shiraz.
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On Thursday, protests were held in the cities of Arak, Isfahan, Karaj and Shiraz, as people — in numbers ranging in the hundreds, perhaps more — took to the streets, chanting slogans like "death to high prices," but also criticizing top officials.
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And while the Shiraz salad isn't chopped to fine bits in the traditional way that makes it something like Iran's answer to pico de gallo, its sour purple flecks of sumac distinguish it from the herd of tomato-cucumber assemblages.
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The head of the industries, business and trade organization in the Fars province was also quoted by the Tasnim news agency as saying on Sunday the first planes carrying food to Qatar had flown from the southern city of Shiraz.
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Hundreds rallied in cities including Tehran, Karaj, Shiraz, and Qom, according to videos posted on social media, to protest against high inflation caused in part by a collapse in the rial currency over fears of the reimposition of crippling sanctions on Aug. 7.
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Shiraz: At the beginning, we wanted to do a book only about the Palestinian struggle against the Separation Wall, and then we realized we also wanted to give the sense of what's going on inside [Israel], not only in the West Bank.
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Vocalist-guitarist Dave Davison began playing solo, drummer Chris Hainey focused on photography, bassist Shiraz Dada recorded other bands, and guitarist Erin Elders started Wedding Dress, a band that would become his priority, one that contributed to him leaving Maps & Atlases in 63.
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Down the road at Brokenwood Wines, where Mr. Riggs is the chief winemaker, the smell of crushed grapes and fermented alcohol seeps from empty crates and tanks that are normally bursting with fruit that produces the vineyard's shiraz, chardonnay and sémillon blends.
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She brings William Bartram in his book costume out to the front porch, where it is cooler, and fetches the candy in a bowl and the dog and the wineglass so big it can hold a full bottle of ten-dollar Shiraz.
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Dena Blizzard of the Off Broadway show One Funny Mother has recently created Shiraz On the Shelf, an adult-friendly twist on the popular tradition where parents repeatedly hide an elf around the house that "watches over" their kids so they're good for Santa.
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Mr. Shiraz, holding his son in his lap, said that in the past three years he had seen at least two dozen people die of heat stroke, most of them in June 2015, when Karachi suffered through one of the deadliest heat waves in history.
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Mine were numbers five and four — I got fixated on wines as the subject for four, putting "Rioja" across the middle, and it took a long time to figure out that top word ("Shiraz" was in my head, but of course it didn't fit).
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Mine were numbers five and four — I got fixated on wines as the subject for four, putting "Rioja" across the middle, and it took a long time to figure out that top word ("Shiraz" was in my head, but of course it didn't fit).
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