Allegrini Driven to the Top
Making great wine does not come easy. It is made from artistry, and with passion: that’s the romance. But it is sometimes made great because
The Oregon Trail
History buffs know that the Oregon Trail stretched from what is now the State of Kansas to Oregon’s Willamette Valley. Pioneers departed with spring’s snow
Glorious white wines where others see red.
Like people, wines can get pigeonholed, too. From regions to wineries, it’s easy to focus on the obvious and miss the broader view—whether it’s New
Bastille Day: A time to celebrate a mutual heritage
I’m not fond of revolutions, but I do enjoy celebrating Bastille Day, France’s Independence Day or “La Fete Nationale,” on July 14. Our revolution and
July 4th celebrations with American wines
As we celebrate our national birthday with barbecues and fireworks, we should celebrate our American wines, too I recommend greeting your guests with a glass
Rias Baixas for crisp summer wines.
If you live in the northeast, there are years—like this one— that you wondered if summer would ever arrive. Now, consider Galicia: the northwest corner of
Don’t give him another tie! Wine gifts for Dad.
Face it, your father does not need another tie. Or golf club, key fob or coffee mug. If he could tell you what he needs—and
Pairings: Chateau Climens at Gotham Bar & Grill
Today’s post is the second in an occasional series I have about pairing food and wine. A few months ago, I wrote about Fontanafredda Barolo
Hewitson delivers good-value
Hewiston's Vineyard (courtesy of Hewiston winery) Next year will be Hewitson winery’s 20th -anniversary, but with its quality to price ratio, you’ll want to celebrate
Summer party wines
Party wine bins set the mood After a winter of full-bodied, higher-priced wines, Memorial Day weekend is the seasonal marker for turning to lighter,