I enjoy the wines from Fort Berens anytme, but I especially enjoy their wines at this time of year. The wines are so crisp and refreshing it’s hard not ...
Introduction How did Argentina help save Europe’s vineyards during the devastating phylloxera crisis? Why is wine still ...
There are tons of things to see and do in Catalunya, and I always do my best to get out and to explore. One of the places that I have enjoyed ...
While in Dallas in December, I decided to pull friends together for a virtual wine tasting and to expose them to Ian Devereux White and his winery Smith ...
Why just call it Pinot Noir, when you can venture to Germany and declare Spätburgunder!? That’s right, German Spätburgunder is the same grape most ...
The third edition of the event dedicated to the Rosso di Montalcino denomination celebrates the start of the summer season and marks its 40th ...
I spent an evening evaluating a lineup of old Napa Cabernets and kept returning to the oldest wine in the lineup. Remarkably well made for its age, it ...
“The execution of the laws is more important than the making of them.” –Thomas Jefferson The concept was rather straightforward, but as with ...
As winter settles in and temperatures drop, many of us reach for a cozy blanket and a comforting glass of wine. But what ...
Bright, structured, and oddly convincing, Society De La Rassi’s Beso Besa carries itself with confidence, making it an ideal mid-day, ...
On July 18, 2015, I published my very first blog post. I was late to the blogging party, but I had just finished my Sommelier Fundamentals courses, ...
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