Wine
Celebrate Oregon Wine Month with Big Red!
Oregon’s Willamette Valley is gem in the crown of American Wine Making. Identified as a place of note in the 1970s, wine pioneers searched and
May 19, 2021
Oregon’s Willamette Valley is gem in the crown of American Wine Making. Identified as a place of note in the 1970s, wine pioneers searched and
In honor of Earth Month, this week’s feature is Domaine Santa Duc. Located next to Vacqueras and Beaumes de Venise in the Southern portion of
No matter what your plans are, sparkling wine is going to be involved. It’s tradition. It’s festive. It’s the ‘NORMAL’ thing to do!! And at
As our days turn colder, it reminds me that spring is just beginning for our friends in the Southern Hemisphere. While we are all familiar
Syrah and the Rhone is where I began my love of French wine. I focused on Cotes du Rhône, initially, but eventually, when I made
Not all Proseccos are created equally. Conegliano Valdobbiadene, a small region within the larger Prosecco growing region, is the birthplace of Prosecco. They have been
As the wildfires in Napa Valley claim wineries, wreak havoc on the harvest and cellar losses mount, we turn our thoughts to the dedicated women
Es Lo Que Hay is a Spanish expression that means “it is what it is”. This wine is sourced from 75 to 100 year old
The Alexander Valley Silver Oak Cabernet Sauvignon is one of the most consistent super premium Cabernet Sauvignons that hails from the revered appellations of California.
When you look at the myriad of bottles that contain sake, it is hard to know which one to choose. Artfully decorated with vertical characters,
Sake (soc-KAY) is an alcoholic beverage brewed from rice that has been produced in Japan for over 2000 years. The term ‘Sake’ literally means ‘alcohol’
Italian wine labels can be a bit intimidating. With the castles, foreign languages and weird abbreviations, it is hard to decipher if what you choose
