Annotated chess game

First mistake by black!  

Did you mean Boorzhwah, by any chance?

Ion, that Does sound appropriate here! Unfortunately, I Think I must've Meant "bee juice" ?!

Is it so routine, though? After 11 moves, both sides still have minor pieces at home. But that's because already there have been fierce battles as Black tries to take a large bite out of the Q-side, and White attempts to make something of the dark squares on the K-side. This K-side dark square complex can become quite a theme in Winawer games.

I would like to comment on 10. ...Qc7 which in my opinion is a bad move. I assume that you were thinking that white need to protect c2 however. After 11. Nf3 Qxc2? 12. Rc1 black is in serious trouble. Or if you were not thinking of capturing on c2 then what is your plan after. 11. Nf3 If 11. ...Nd7 then 12. Bd3 and white has much better position. after saying all that I feel that 10. ...Nc6 is better this attacks whites centre more directly

This would be a dreadful move were it not for one small detail: White's e-pawn is pinned.

even still g6 is going to be impossible to defend!

you just violated an opening principle! Do not move a piece more than once in the opening. If have you have to move it more than that then you have made bad move.

This reminds me of a game in which Black's pieces were all placed on the back rank and the rook files. "Vacuum packed development" remarked the annotator. But Black won that game...

instead of Qd2 which is a solid move. white had the clever 19. Be4 attacking the a8 rook and f5 at the same time!