Would I Really Want to Be There? Guest Post by Priscilla Hennekam
A quiet question about wine, ego, and what truly matters. A friend sent me a photo the other day. A
A quiet question about wine, ego, and what truly matters. A friend sent me a photo the other day. A
I love Napa Valley. But over the last few years, I’ve concluded that, taken as a whole, Napa grew too
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I love Napa Valley. But over the last few years, I’ve concluded that, taken as a whole, Napa grew too
Steven Spurrier, the English merchant, educator, winemaker, grape farmer, and advocate, died March 9 at age 79. Thoughts, accolades, and
Ok, an unusual name for this Wine Flair Wine of the Week! A play on prohibition, evidently (I was not
OK so this Wine-Flair Wine of the Week is about a 50-buck wine. And it’s a classic Napa ballsy Cab:
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I’ve seen a lot of ads on Facebook lately for the Firstleaf wine “club.” The ad takes you to a
I’ve just tried two very different but very delicious Paso Robles gems. Here they are: Folkway Revelator 2016: This Bordeaux-like
I know that Spring isn’t here yet, and spring is the traditional time to drink Rose. But you don’t have