As we are now in the throes of summer and all that comes with it, I find that I’m a bit more relaxed. School is out, which definitely dials down the stress since there is no homework, projects, or tests, not to mention the sports and other activities that keep
Like just about everything else, Malbec originated in France. It was one of the original blending grapes of Bordeaux where it’s not grown much anymore, but it still thrives in southwest France’s Cahors region. And while home may be France, it was Argentina that arguably made it a star. Today,
I love so many of the wine stories that I’ve encountered over the years. It’s part of what keeps me so interested in wine. And while I’ve admired the dedication, the perseverance, the family legacies, and even the genius of some, overall I haven’t found that I have much in
My Malbec World Day celebration this year prominently features women (as well as some men!) and the wines that they produce. Whether owners or winemakers, these women are responsible for the tasty juice that many of us are privileged to taste.
Hi The holidays may be over, but winter will persist for several more weeks or even months. Good thing we have fabulous winter red wines to keep us warm.
OK, If you are a Bordeaux expert, snob, dabbler, etc. this is not for you.
So what goes through your mind when you hear Bordeaux? Expensive wines? Fancy chateaux? Wine that you have to wait
Y’all! Come with me to Portugal. I’ve legit been stalking Portugal’s Golden Visa program which offers the opportunity to become a citizen after 5 years
It’s that time again. Time to share my most memorable wines of the year. I’m giving myself 13 wines this year – one for every
Along with Anguilla, Alentejo is one of those places I visited recently that really spoke to my heart. Located in southern
