CLOS

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TIM CLOS., U.S. COAS. GUARD: The boat was overturned.

CNN Transcript Mar 3, 2009 2009
TIM CLOS., U.S. COAS. GUARD: We now know we're looking for persons in the water, not the boat.

CNN Transcript Mar 2, 2009 2009
TIM CLOS., U.S. COAS. GUARD: The boat was overturned, and he was on top of the boat.

CNN Transcript Mar 3, 2009 2009
TIM CLOS., U.S. COAS. GUARD: The boat was overturned, and he was on top of the boat.

CNN Transcript Mar 3, 2009 2009
TIMOTHY CLOS., U.S. COAS. GUARD: We're extremely confident that, if there were any survivors on the surface of the water, that we would have found them.

CNN Transcript Mar 4, 2009 2009
TIM CLOS., U.S. COAS. GUARD: We now know we're looking for persons in the water, not the boat.

CNN Transcript Mar 2, 2009 2009
CLOS ROCHE BLANCHE: Naturalists Catherine Roussel and Didier Barrouillet make bargain reds and whites from their certified organic vineyards.

A Year of Wine Tyler Colman 2008
CLOS DU TUE-BOEUF: The name tue boeuf means kill cow in English might sound more Native American than French, but such is the name of this vineyard estate belonging to the Puzelat brothers.

A Year of Wine Tyler Colman 2008
CLOS DE LA ROILETTE: This wine comes adorned with a bold yellow label with a horses head on it.

A Year of Wine Tyler Colman 2008
CLOS ROCHE BLANCHE: Owners Catherine Roussel and Didier Barrouillet make extremely tasty and affordable organic wines from the Loire.

A Year of Wine Tyler Colman 2008