Part 1: Going Vertical on Wildcat Mountain
A Long Overdue Journey to Get Familiar with Sonoma
It is among the most ubiquitous wines in our country: Chardonnay, specifically from California. And more often than not, if...
Why I Can't Seem to Stop Drinking Scaia
You may have heard in the news last week that Paris was experiencing historic floods. With the Seine River reaching 20 feet over its...
Let’s get this over with up front: I do not have the bank account nor the time to understand Burgundy....
The Final Part in a Series About Wine and How We Commemorate Life
Looking at a wine atlas map of France, it would seem that nearly the entire eastern portion of the country is buried...
Happy spring. After the winter I’ve had, I’m happy to embrace the new season and rediscover my backyard patio. Say, what’s...
Spain's Delicious Alternative to Chardonnay
On a rainy day in June 2013, my wife and I drove into Philo, California after a swing through the Navarro...
If You Need a Crowd-Pleaser (White) When it comes to parties, Chardonnay is the ultimate innocuous wine — you won’t offend,...
