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 really got into wine, I was definitely all about the red wine. Like 99%. Over the years, my palate has evolved and I drink as much white and sparkling as I do red. Some weeks even find me having very little red wine. But no matter how
And here we are, the end of 2020 and the time when I share my most memorable wines of the year. Categorizing anything as “most memorable” in a year like 2020 is certainly no easy feat. Seems forever ago that on January 26 I was so devastated to learn of
Yes we all know and love Mexico for its famous spirits made from agave as well as its ubiquitous beers. Pass the lime and salt please! But don’t just stop there as Mexico has a burgeoning wine industry. I’ve had a few Mexican wines here and there while vacationing in
We’ve been cooking more lately. Like a lot. I’ve been working from home alongside Thing 1 and Thing 2 who have been doing distance learning. And overall, we’re doing fairly well. But man, have I become a short order cook! What used to be a weekly fight over the fact
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
I recently attended a tasting of Covenant Wines hosted by my friend Jeff Kralik aka The Drunken Cyclist. He’s the mastermind
Instead of my usual roundup of what’s going on in Texas Wine Country, I wanted to take the opportunity during March to highlight some fabulous
Rosé All Day with Texas Rosé Wines? Sounds like a plan! And one with tons of options. One of the things the Texas wine industry
