Introducing you to organic and biodynamic wines
Introducing you to three great organic wines, and discussin organic, biodynamic, and sustainable winemaking practices.
Continue reading →Brilliant Bordeaux
The almost two hour drive during a torrential downpour was worth it, as I was on my way to one of the most hottest parties of the year. Part of the “Life Goes Better with Bordeaux” campaign, an effort to educate people on the quality and value associated with wines from Bordeaux, France, this event was going to be spectacular.
Continue reading →New Grapes in the New Year – Carmenere and Albarino
Today’s video review talks about two wines I enjoy very much, Albarino and Carmenere. I discussed both of these wines on Daybreak, the local CBS weekend morning show. They went over very well, and everyone in the studio agreed they NEVER would have tried the wines without my help.
Continue reading →Is Dr Loosen Erdener Treppchen Spatlese Riesling your Thanksgiving white wine?
If you haven’t enjoyed a German Riesling before, you’re in for a treat. This white wine, packed with flavor, is a delicious accompaniment to a variety of foods. Will it be on your Thanksgiving table?
Continue reading →Rudera Chenin Blanc – Delicious doesn’t do it justice
A video wine review of Rudera Chenin Blanc 2007, a delicious white wine that was rated 90 points by Wine Spectator.
Continue reading →Not another ordinary white wine – Sobon Estate Viognier 2008
Viognier is a very versatile wine, great to sip on, or pair with a wide range of foods. When you get a Viognier that not only tastes good, but is reasonably priced, that makes it pair well with ANYTHING. I’d like to introduce you to that Viognier, it comes from Sobon Estate, and I really enjoyed tasting and reviewing this wine.
Continue reading →No Bottleshock here – Chateau Montelena 2007 Chardonnay video wine review
These days, most people are on a budget, and watch their spending closely. And while very few of my friends cut wine out of their monthly expenses, they always ask me to find good, budget friendly wines for them to enjoy. However, it’s my opinion that now and then, it’s ok to splurge and treat yourself, so long as you do it within the confines of your budget. For Robin & I, that day came last week when we opened up a bottle of Chateau Montelena Chardonnay from Napa, CA. It’s not what I would call a “Budget Wine”, but rather a wine for a nice occasion. Even if that occasion is celebrating the end of a work week with your friends and family.
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