American wines for your July 4 party
Just as no Independence Day is complete without watching the fireworks, I’d say no party celebrating this holiday is complete without a selection of light
Geyser Peak is still gushing good value.
The winery named for Geyser Peak may have been born in 1880, but its modern-day story began only in the 1970s, making this great-granddaddy of
The maven of Zinfandel leaves Ravenswood in good hands
Maven derives from the Yiddish word, meyvn, meaning one who understands … a connoisseur, if you will. In the wine world, there are many such
Cobb Vineyards Pinot Noirs shine in the cool Sonoma Coast
Ross Cobb at Gramercy Tavern The son of a globe-trotting naval officer, David Cobb was neither a winemaker nor one of the billionaires that plunked
2007 Silver Oak Alexander Valley cabernet sauvignon.
[bt_section][bt_row][bt_column width="1/1"][bt_text] Holiday dinners are the time to bring to the table outstanding wines like the 2007 Silver Oak Alexander Valley cabernet sauvignon. In 1972,
Change of scenery benefits winemaker
One of my most astonishing moments in the wine world was the recent tasting of J Vineyards wines, including the 2006 Russian River Valley Pinot
Indulge in white delight from Dry Creek
Chenin blanc is a grape that rises to a refined pleasure when made like the 2007 Dry Creek Vineyard Clarksburg Chenin Blanc. In 1970, David
Pinot noir awakens with ginger, berry notes
Delightful and reasonably priced pinot noir is found in a glass of the 2006 Clos du Bois Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir. Founded in 1974 by
Opici Zinfandel Zin 91: Born in the U.S.A.
On Saturday, toast America's birthday with a glass of an American wine, the 2006 Opici Zinfandel Zin 91. If there's any renowned grape that can
Robert Stemmler Pinot Noir: A ‘passionate’ wine
Passion and destiny are the defining words of Robert Stemmler Pinot Noir wines, and both are found in a glass of the 2005 Robert Stemmler,