Two Nights of Kinship at Kindred Fare
One of the things Brian and I miss most about living in Napa is the wide variety of amazing food available there.
One of the things Brian and I miss most about living in Napa is the wide variety of amazing food available there.
Yesterday, we participated in the equivalent of speed dating with white wines of the Finger Lakes. The notes below were on the
When the weather gets hot, sometimes people feel very limited by the wines they can drink. White wines are typically a “go
Our final stop in Germany was, of course, the Mosel. None of the pictures prepared me for the sheer beauty of these
Earlier this year I went on a trip to visit some of the German wine regions. I was in Germany for a
Week 4 has come to a rather quiet close as we only processed a few hundred tons this week atAsti. It’s a
Apparently the world is going to end this evening so I figured I’d better get a post up before everything broke loose.
One of the questions I was asked to answer a short time ago is how does one tell which wine brands offer the best values for my money? This is a particularly challenging question because the answer often is “it depends”. The perception of value highly depends on the end consumer…of course this means you! You, the consumer, give the wine a value, whether you realize it or not, depending on how it makes you feel when you enjoy it (or don’t enjoy it), when you talk about it with your friends, or how it makes you feel to purchase it.
One of the highlights of this week was a Chablis tasting that some of the winemaker’s and I did. I personally LOVE
Last Friday I had the pleasure of meeting the Cellar No. 8 marketing team and tasting through the current releases along with brand winemaker, Paul Rydquist. After a great lunch at Catelli’s in Geyserville (awesome heirloom tomato salad!) we settled down to business which included the tastings.