How to pronounce“doon”in English

"Doonesbury." What's that? "Doonesbury" liked him.

"Doonesbury" liked him. So it's just like, well, he's independent.

a doonie for life.

Do do-ga doon, shh.

as Bonny Doon releases its first biodynamic wines in two to three years.

gotta sell Bonny Doon. 'Cause the problem of course was that nobody wanted to buy Bonny Doon for more than like, six cents.

Now Randall Graham and the Bonny Doon team really inspired me with their wine-making techniques.

a pause in where is Bonny Doon going in the next phase?

So now I'm a doonie for life.

So we worked with the entire 2012 vintage of Bonny Doon's Le Cigare Blanc wine.

Both of them worked for Randal Graham at Bonny Doon and survived.

I'm like, doon!

So I ended up setting foot on the doonie side.

um uh forget the name now not uh doong doong duck is really amazing as well um

I started Bonny Doon in 1981.

So, the first thing I thought is Bonny Doon is just way too complex.

really pushed through more uses of screw caps in your earlier incarnation of Bonny Doon.

We decided to partner with Bonny Doon Vineyards, because we decided if we're going to make this a sustainable vodka,

The 2010 Duboeuf Wine Book of the Year, "Been Doon So Long," is a collection of Randall's writings from the Bonny Doon newsletter as well as articles, speeches, and essays.

Oddly enough, last year, Bonny Doon--. Bonny Doon has been this funny journey for me and

So, I think that's pretty much the state of the Doon right now.

medieval times. The sides are known as the uppies and the doonies, because there's one street in town called Post Office Lane,

And if you're born on the other side, you're a doonie, because you're on the downward side.

Yeah. Who won, the uppies or the doonies?

And I was psyched, and I was talking to all these doonies and feeling like one of them, and then I found out that they

said, it's kinda cool. And Simon Doonan is wacky. I mean, it's like being in a Disney cartoon. He's wacky. I love it.

And I thought I would give you the Reader's Digest condensed version of the, or the brief history of Bonny Doon and then take you up to the

So, Bonny Doon has been on this funny path for the last 30 years and the way I characterize

And the objective is the uppies have to take the ball uptown and touch it to this ancient wall at Mackinson's Corner, and the doonies have to go the other direction and

And you, as visitor, also have to be an uppie or a doonie.

Mario Batali: What do I think about Barney's Windows? If you haven't seen them, there's this crazy guy named Simon Doonan, who's a visionary whose job it is to draw the eyes

-- this is an aside, what caught my eye and really made me say cool, is that he was one of the inspirations for Doonebury's the Reverend

I also appreciate you mentioning, Katina, that there's Reverend Scott Sloan character in Doonesbury, red-haired, red-bearded as I was once,

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As we often say at Bonny Doon, "What could