Who’s ready for a glass of wine shared with a friend or two? I always am, but often daily life unfolds into a very busy 12+ hours. Before I know it, the wine window is closed! However, I am diligent about making time with friends and family for a conversation, a lunch or dinner, and […] READ MORE The post Pour a Glass and Open the Door for Come Over October appeared first on Grape Experiences .
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It seems that I haven’t written enough about the wines from Sta. Rita Hills AVA and I’m not sure why. I live a couple of hours north of the region, but unfortunately, I haven’t visited more than once or twice. The first time, I had an epic tasting at The Hilt followed by another wonderful […] READ MORE The post Botella Wines, Crafted by Sea Smoke, Bring a Fresh Perspective to Santa Rita Hills AVA appeared first on Grape Experiences .
Just when we were ready to throw in the towel and choose another Chardonnay or Pinot Noir to sip with dinner, the Israeli Wine Producers Association (IWPA) graciously sent to me (as samples) four bottles of intriguing wines. Thank you! It has been quite a while since I have had wines from Israel and I […] READ MORE The post Four Israeli Wines Rooted in Faith, Heritage and History appeared first on Grape Experiences .
On a balmy Wednesday evening in August, I made my way to an address in Manhattan I knew well enough but had never visited before: the Copper building on 1st avenue on the east side. This building is quite the architectural marvel, more like two pillars of copper precariously balanced against each other, one inclined […] READ MORE The post An Evening with Resident in New York City Showcases the Art of Pairing Food and Wine appeared first on Grape Experiences .
