The Real Bordeaux Whether you fancy yourself a French wine expert, or just a wine enthusiast looking to soak up all that these famous wines have to offer, we are getting to the bottom of Bordeaux wines and, uncovering a few facts, you certainly Don’t Know About Bordeaux. For starters, the main grape variety in

A Horse of A Different Color: Saint-Emilion Grands Crus Classes By: Laura Ness When I was a teenager, I finally convinced my Mother to pay for horseback riding lessons: something I’d wanted to do since I was able to walk. My instructor, who lived even farther out in the boonies of the Hudson Valley than

Here’s what Monique Soltani covered on this week’s wine radio show, Wine Oh TV on Radioslot.com. Napa Valley’s newest A.V.A is home to an A-list line up, we meet the folks from Purlieu Wines. Then, Champagne isn’t just a drink it’s a lifestyle. We get up close and personal with the author of The Champagne

The taste of victory was ever so sweet today aboard the SS Jeremiah O’Brien located at San Francisco’s, Pier 45. 50 Napa Valley Vintners poured their wines for an exclusive trade and media tasting during Louis Vuitton Cup Semi-Finals racing aboard the WWII battleship located at Fisherman’s Wharf, the city’s most popular tourist spot. The SS Jeremiah

You wouldn’t expect to find a New York based cheesemaker at wine festival in Carmel, but it seems fitting to pair zesty cheeses with acid driven wines like you find in Monterey county. At the Monterey Winegrower’s Annual Winemaker’s Celebration at the Barnyard in Carmel, last Saturday, I was lucky to encounter Yancey’s Fancy Cheeses,

Are you a Petite Sirah fan? Do you know the difference between Syrah and Petite Sirah? If so, the 1,000 producers of this beautiful, dark skinned beauty of a grape want you. They want you to explore the deep dark, deliciousness that is their passion. And, if you are truly a PS devotee, you might