Tis’ the season when I get text after text from friends asking about ideas of wines to gift – which I absolutely love! When it comes to holiday gatherings, many of us like to bring a bottle of wine for the host as a kind gesture or thank you for
While I truly enjoy wines from around the world, when it comes to American Thanksgiving, I prefer to drink closer to home. For me, Thanksgiving wine is American wine. I have discussions with people all the time about how there is just so much wine out there, which makes it
I’ve generally done a pretty good job of keeping ‘Corkscrew Concierge’ life separate and apart from #LawyerLife. Occasionally I’d see a few “office-associated” folks at events, but would smile, say hello, and move on – very much determined to keep the worlds apart. I mean, what if I cut up
When I first saw the ‘Come Over October’ campaign, I was hooked. It definitely spoke to me and what I most enjoy about wine. Brought to life by Karen MacNeil, wine authority and author of The Wine Bible, the campaign is all about encouraging people to get together with family and
I remember a few years back when folks were like ‘September is California Wine Month,’ I rolled my eyes and sort of smirked. Like, why would California need to have a month’s long celebration to promote its wines when they make the most wine and people overwhelmingly drink California wines.
The Boujee Black Girl’s Royal Caribbean Cruise Experience is here! OK, let me explain. My extended family of 45 people recently took a 4-day cruise on Royal Caribbean. Yes, 45! We’d been talking about this for more than a decade – probably closer to two decades.
Y’all may not know this, but I taste a lot of wine. Shocking, I know! Some of the wines are spectacular, some are good, some
Some folks shudder when they hear the phrase ‘American Chardonnay.’ For many, the reference conjures up movie-theatre butter. But instead of the butter being inside
Happy New Year y’all. Yes, I know it’s February now, but since I took off January from my roundup, I figured better late than never.
