Clinton Stark

Clinton Stark
Filmmaker and editor at Stark Insider, covering arts, AI & tech, and indie film. Inspired by Bergman, slow cinema and Chipotle. Often found behind the camera or in the edit bay. Peloton: ClintTheMint.
Scenes from a Canadian Winter

All things Canadian: A snowy sign-off

Post-card like, glittering.
Clint in Napa

The 2008 “in wine country” wine review roundup and highlights

Looking back, I thought I would pick out some of our favorite blog highlights in case you missed them. Also below, is a roundup of our 2008 wine reviews.

2006 Liberty School Cabernet Sauvignon: A reliable Cab with less bold and more smooth

Sure enough, it was a solid choice, contributing nicely to the enjoyment of the meal and evening.

Slot car racing a 35 year old basement tradition at the Starks

Over the years the collection has grown to over a hundred different types from manufacturers such as Aurora AFX, Tyco and Life-Like.
Harvey's Hamburger

All things Canadian: Harvey’s hamburgers are a beautiful thing

There's a reason why NHL players flock to this most famous of Canadian burger joint.

All things Canadian: To understand the True North and Free, start with Hockey

Canada's capital city is no longer just a sleepy Government town.

Looking for Wine Deals? ‘Woot Wine’ a good site to watch

The word 'Woot' has become something of a phenomena in recent years. I can't explain why. It's another of those engineering, geek-driven words that...

2007 Parducci Pinot Noir, sustainable winery produces good Pinot

Parducci Wine Cellars are located in Ukiah, California, perhaps more recognizable as Mendocino County, a popular wine region located along the Pacific coast north of the San Francisco Bay Area.

HP dv5t laptop review: The first place to look for value and performance

Worthy of the HP name. A home run. Some minor quibbles, but so much to like I highly recommend it.

2007 Novella Synergy Blanc, Paso Robles: A short wine story not worth the time

First, the label. I've said it before and it bears repeating: the more "clever" or colorful the label, the worse the wine.