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It's Spring: Think Albarino!
As March roars in, it’s time to start thinking about the warmer weather and those wonderful “porch-friendly” white wines. If you are a Chardonnay or Pinot Grigio drinker, or if you are looking for an alternative white wine, then an Albarino is great selection—think crisp…
Knock the Chill Off with a Malbec
With January upon us, the chill in the air brings thoughts of big red wines along with a roaring fireplace and a hearty meal. Winter is the perfect time to try a Malbec from Argentina. Malbec was once one of the more popular grape varieties in…
Riesling 101
For many years, Riesling has been known as “that sweet wine from Germany”, when really there are many Rieslings that are dry or semi-dry in style. Rieslings can also be found all over the world, including Australia, New Zealand, France, the U.S. (especially Washington…
Thanksgiving Pairings
What Wine Pairs Well With Turkey? November is here, and everyone is getting into the holiday spirit… and spirits! A hint of fall is in the air; most of us are excited about the cooler weather, and our thoughts turn to Thanksgiving. This is the…
Wine and Chocolate: A Perfect Pair
In the month of February, there is a lot of stress when it comes to that wonderful LOVE holiday know as Valentine’s Day. Many have to find a date, locate a restaurant that actually has an available table, and find that perfect gift. I say…
Wine Talk - Castello Banfi
Since October has arrived and the weather is starting to cool off, it is time to start thinking about red wines. So, let’s go to Tuscany, specifically Montalcino, and visit the Banfi estate where they produce some exquisite Italian reds. To many, it may seem…
Wine Talk - Champagne & Sparkling Wine
“I drink it when I’m happy and when I’m sad. Sometimes I drink it when I’m alone. When I have company, I consider it obligatory. I trifle with it if I’m not hungry and drink it when I am. Otherwise…
Wine Talk: A Taste for Sauvignon Blanc
What happens when four guys who love food and wine and who have a special affinity for Sauvignon Blanc get together? In 2003, a new winery was formed called Sauvignon Republic. Founded by John Ash, Paul Dolan, Tom Meyer, and John Buchsenstein, the winery focuses…
Wine Talk: Antioxidant-rich Wines
While most people understand that red wine helps reduce heart disease, studies have also shown that red wine is rich in antioxidants. Antioxidants occur in the grape skins, so the more contact with skins, the more antioxidants your red wine would have. But what are…
Wine Talk: Bellini Time
May is here with summer soon to follow. It’s time to serve up some fun wine cocktails. One favorite? The Bellini. Perfect for a Sunday brunch, a special occasion, an afternoon at the pool, or even a little happy hour, Bellinis are always fun to…
Wine Talk: Bring on the Trimbach!
In 1626, the Trimbach family established the wine trade in Alsace, France, and, to this day, the 11th and 12th generation of the Trimbach family continue to make outstanding white wines in the region—up to 80,000 cases annually, with over one-third of their production exported…
Wine Talk: Refreshingly Delicious Torrontes
Ah, the month of August—so hot, so humid, and just the right time for a cold glass of Torrontes. The crisp, aromatic white of Argentina, Torrontes is becoming quite popular in the United States, so popular that some wineries have sold out, awaiting a new…
As March roars in, it’s time to start thinking about the warmer weather and those wonderful “porch-friendly” white wines. If you are a Chardonnay or Pinot Grigio drinker, or if you are looking for an alternative white wine, then an Albarino is great selection—think crisp…
Knock the Chill Off with a Malbec
With January upon us, the chill in the air brings thoughts of big red wines along with a roaring fireplace and a hearty meal. Winter is the perfect time to try a Malbec from Argentina. Malbec was once one of the more popular grape varieties in…
Riesling 101
For many years, Riesling has been known as “that sweet wine from Germany”, when really there are many Rieslings that are dry or semi-dry in style. Rieslings can also be found all over the world, including Australia, New Zealand, France, the U.S. (especially Washington…
Thanksgiving Pairings
What Wine Pairs Well With Turkey? November is here, and everyone is getting into the holiday spirit… and spirits! A hint of fall is in the air; most of us are excited about the cooler weather, and our thoughts turn to Thanksgiving. This is the…
Wine and Chocolate: A Perfect Pair
In the month of February, there is a lot of stress when it comes to that wonderful LOVE holiday know as Valentine’s Day. Many have to find a date, locate a restaurant that actually has an available table, and find that perfect gift. I say…
Wine Talk - Castello Banfi
Since October has arrived and the weather is starting to cool off, it is time to start thinking about red wines. So, let’s go to Tuscany, specifically Montalcino, and visit the Banfi estate where they produce some exquisite Italian reds. To many, it may seem…
Wine Talk - Champagne & Sparkling Wine
“I drink it when I’m happy and when I’m sad. Sometimes I drink it when I’m alone. When I have company, I consider it obligatory. I trifle with it if I’m not hungry and drink it when I am. Otherwise…
Wine Talk: A Taste for Sauvignon Blanc
What happens when four guys who love food and wine and who have a special affinity for Sauvignon Blanc get together? In 2003, a new winery was formed called Sauvignon Republic. Founded by John Ash, Paul Dolan, Tom Meyer, and John Buchsenstein, the winery focuses…
Wine Talk: Antioxidant-rich Wines
While most people understand that red wine helps reduce heart disease, studies have also shown that red wine is rich in antioxidants. Antioxidants occur in the grape skins, so the more contact with skins, the more antioxidants your red wine would have. But what are…
Wine Talk: Bellini Time
May is here with summer soon to follow. It’s time to serve up some fun wine cocktails. One favorite? The Bellini. Perfect for a Sunday brunch, a special occasion, an afternoon at the pool, or even a little happy hour, Bellinis are always fun to…
Wine Talk: Bring on the Trimbach!
In 1626, the Trimbach family established the wine trade in Alsace, France, and, to this day, the 11th and 12th generation of the Trimbach family continue to make outstanding white wines in the region—up to 80,000 cases annually, with over one-third of their production exported…
Wine Talk: Refreshingly Delicious Torrontes
Ah, the month of August—so hot, so humid, and just the right time for a cold glass of Torrontes. The crisp, aromatic white of Argentina, Torrontes is becoming quite popular in the United States, so popular that some wineries have sold out, awaiting a new…
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