Napa: You Outgrew Your Britches. Time to Cut Your Losses.
I’ve been writing and preaching on occasion, for more than a few years, that the celebrated Napa Valley simply got
I’ve been writing and preaching on occasion, for more than a few years, that the celebrated Napa Valley simply got
Many in the wine industry—certainly importers, but basically everyone, because the Trump Administration’s tariffs touch it all—are facing headwinds they’ve
Recently I thought I’d try, BERO, the latest “IT” entry in the NA Beer category. Was a buck more per
The new 2025 Netflix holiday rom-com “Champagne Problems” is set against the beautiful backdrop of a historic Champagne vineyard and
Thanksgiving will soon be here, and you’ve probably already decided on your menu. And you’ll want some great wines to
It’s hot out…everywhere. So MOST importantly, NEVER leave a kid or a pet in a parked car, even with the
Thanksgiving will soon be here, and you’ve probably already decided on your menu. And you’ll want some great wines to
Warm weather is here. Very warm. In fact, unprecedented “heat domes” in June and now well into July, across much
Wait a minute. Pinot Noir is a red wine grape, so what is this nonsense about a white? Well, in
Yes, New Year’s day is more than a week behind us, and in any event, the dawn of 2021 wasn’t
Wine Flair’s Wine of the Week, an Australian number called Beyond Broke Road Pinot Gris 2018, is probably one that
Wine-Flair Wine of the Week is Don Zoilo Williams & Humbert Oloroso Sherry, 12 Years Old. Many Americans have heard
Ok, an unusual name for this Wine Flair Wine of the Week! A play on prohibition, evidently (I was not
Welcome to the Wine-Flair Wine of the Week! Yes, I know it sounds like a disgusting cheese. Or maybe a
I know you can get this at Wine.com, but I think (and hope) you can find it at many more
This wonderful white wine is the product of Randall (Randy) Graham, the quirky and unique founder of Bonny Doon, an
Conventional wisdom is that Primitivo was brought to California around 1968, and scientists at UC Davis declared it the same
This Chianti, mostly from the Sangiovese grape, is a classified wine, and the DOCG means Denominazione di Origine Controllata e