Napa Valley has become synonymous with great California Cabernet Sauvignon. But I’d argue that [...]
Luc Morlet has yet another accolade to his name, the new Linked 2013 [...]
Long before the arrival of many wineries, in the early days of Napa Valley [...]
Two brothers (John & Steve Dragonette) teamed up with their good buddy Brandon Sparks-Gillis [...]
10 Grape Myths and Legends by Rupert Millar A good story is a great aid for [...]
Dino Amantite and his mother Norma Pagani Amantite are the devoted caretakers of this [...]
After graduating from college in Vermont, winemaker, owner and native New Englander Ian Brand [...]
This 85 case production, 4 barrels is a new road the Luli folks (Sara [...]
The latest release of Fisticuffs will really knock your socks off! Fisticuffs’ vision [...]
Seismic shifts: Wines on fault lines By Elin McCoy Can the complex topography created by [...]
The Trombetta story began around the family table with food harvested from their garden paired [...]
The Complete Guide to Botrytis By Tom Jarvis There are many ways of making sweet wines, [...]
A British couple settled in the hills of Mendocino where they found land with schist-like [...]
In case you didn’t know her yet, It all started in the late 80s when [...]
Is Sauvignon Blanc the World’s Most Reliably Good White Wine? by Matt Kramer, Wine Spectator [...]
Robert Parker is quoted in Wine Spectator as saying “When the history of Napa’s great [...]
Today, a pre-harvest note. I will follow up in a few weeks with a report [...]
Black Friday in September! Why wait till the holidays to share some generosity around? [...]