Get Your Rosé On! – Rosé Wines for Summer
Ahh, Rosé. Seriously my happy drink. I love when the year’s newest crop of Rosé starts showing up on the shelves and I start thinking of
Ahh, Rosé. Seriously my happy drink. I love when the year’s newest crop of Rosé starts showing up on the shelves and I start thinking of
A new twist on my food and wine paring series. You HAVE been reading those, right? I’m often sent
A few months ago I was enjoying the wines of Sicily, and last week I was all over Campania. I must say that I enjoy drinking up and down the Italian boot as there is always something
I recently had the pleasure of attending a wine dinner featuring the wines of Puglia’s Cantele Winery at Mascalzone restaurant. Puglia is
For some reason, springtime always makes me think of Paris. You always hear of Parisians headed outside to have springtime picnics all around the city after a cold, dreary winter; museums and gardens hosting events with springtime themes; and the city starts buzzing with excitement for the French Open (#BucketList).
Did you know that Texas is the site of the first vineyard established in North America by Franciscan priests back in 1662? Or that it is home to the second largest AVA in the country? Or how about that it is
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
If I’m picking favorites (and I usually try not to), when it comes to Cabernet Sauvignon versus Cabernet Franc, I’m ‘Team Cabernet Franc.’ All day.
We may be in the throes of a VERY hot summer, but the wine does not stop. I mean, we do have a/c after all.