Those not in the know may not realize what a robust and vibrant wine scene Houston has. This is particularly true when it comes to Italian wine. As home to the Italy-America Chamber of Commerce as well as an Italian Cultural and Community Center, there is no shortage of Italian
While I enjoy writing about wine and use it as much as a teaching tool for myself as well as others, I’m sometimes hesitant to write about famous wine families or other well-known topics. I always think, “what more can I add?” But then I have to remind myself that
With the world literally turned on its head, we are all scrambling and learning new and different ways to do things. After all, I’m going to be running a school (and apparently simultaneously lawyering) from my home for the next several weeks. Definitely didn’t see that shit coming when 2020
Holy shit! Here we are at the end of February and it dawned on me that I haven’t done my EDS January post. January and most of February was no joke in Lawyerland! It’s like they were trying to make me earn my paycheck or something! But extreme lawyering aside,
So I got all caught up in recommending holiday party faves as well as wines to gift that I completely forgot about the November edition of
3,500 wines, 120 judges, 175 staging volunteers and a partridge in a pear tree. The officials results are in for the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo’s (HLSR) 2020 Rodeo Uncorked! International Wine Competition. I spent 2 days in mid-November judging wines for the competition. HLSR is a 501(c)(3) organization that
I can’t believe we’re actually now in the month of May! April seriously went by in a flash. It was here and then it was
Yes, I love a sunny, lush, green vineyard with plump, ripening fruit as much as the next person. But there is something special and serene
An article about Pinot Noir? I’m sure you’re shocked. But it is THE varietal that got me into wine as I shared recently in my
