Zinfandel may have European origins, but no place produces better quality Zinfandel than Sonoma County’s Dry Creek Valley on the California North Coast. Consider the 2014 Pedroncelli Winery, “Mother Clone” Zinfandel, Dry Creek Valley, a modestly priced wine at around $16 per bottle nationally.
Enduring Beauty Shines in Pedroncelli “Mother Clone” Zinfandel From Dry Creek Valley Read More »
Visiting the village of Saint Aubin takes a bit of effort. It lies at the bottom of Burgundy’s famed Côte-d’Or vineyards, just to the west of Chassagne-Montrachet. You pass the village on the way to the magnificent Сhâteau de la Rochepot, a restored historical site. For those who make the trip and snare a visit
The Wizard of Saint-Aubin, Olivier Lamy, Strikes Again. Read More »
On International Women’s Day, the spotlight naturally shines on women in wine. Some of the most intriguing stories come from women at the “ground” level, growing grapes and producing wine. Consider Sylvie Esmonin in Burgundy, France.
Pioneering Burgundy Winegrower Sylvie Esmonin Personifies Bold Change Read More »
Enduring cold weather at the start of a new year calls for serious measures. Time to break out the Époisses de Bourgogne cheese and tasty wines.
Combat Cold Weather Enjoying Époisses Cheese and Crisp Wines Read More »