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Botella Wines, Crafted by Sea Smoke, Bring a Fresh Perspective to Santa Rita Hills AVA
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 .
by Cindy Rynning5 viewsevents-and-travelnorth-americared-wineregional-wineswhite-winewine-reviews - news
Lyrarakis Liatiko
Lyrarakis Liatiko. This version is a lighter style from the family producer from Crete. Wine review by Lisa Johnston (thewinemuse). The post Lyrarakis Liatiko appeared first on winemusing .
by Lisa Johnston1 viewelegant-redsgreecered-winerevuse - news
Paul Cullen Finds a New Rhythm Beyond Bad Company
More than ten years ago, I met Paul Cullen, former Bad Company bassist who had entered his next stage as a chef focusing on Italian recipes paired with Italian wines. At the time, Paul already had a reputation on the East Coast of being engaging and entertaining but also as someone who had an art […] READ MORE The post Paul Cullen Finds a New Rhythm Beyond Bad Company appeared first on Grape Experiences .
by Cindy Rynning5 viewsappetizersentreeseuropepeople-you-should-knowrecipesred-wine - news
Gianni Masciarelli Cerasuolo d’Abruzzo
Gianni Masciarelli Cerasuolo d'Abruzzo is a a delicious light red wine from Central Italy. Wine review by Lisa Johnston (thewinemuse) The post Gianni Masciarelli Cerasuolo d’Abruzzo appeared first on winemusing .
by Lisa Johnston1 viewnot-your-usualred-winerevuserose - news
Provence Cuisine Meets Tuscan Wine with Savory Mushroom Galette and Bell’Aja 2021 Bolgheri Superiore
An anytime favorite in my house is a savory baked mushroom galette accompanied by a spinach salad for lunch and/or roasted herb chicken for dinner. Of course, a glass of Bell’Aja 2021 Bolgheri Superiore from Tuscany is poured no matter which meal! French cuisine and Italian winemaking style is always a flavorful taste sensation. My […] READ MORE The post Provence Cuisine Meets Tuscan Wine with Savory Mushroom Galette and Bell’Aja 2021 Bolgheri Superiore appeared first on Grape Experiences .
by Cindy Rynning15 viewsentreeseuroperecipesred-wineregional-winesside-dishes - news
Four Israeli Wines Rooted in Faith, Heritage and History
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 .
by Cindy Rynning17 viewsevents-and-travelmiddle-eastred-wineregional-wineswhite-winewine-reviews - news
An Evening with Resident in New York City Showcases the Art of Pairing Food and Wine
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 .
by Ipshita Ray17 viewsdessert-wineeuropeevents-and-travelred-wineregional-winesrestaurants - news
A Toast to 110 Years of Gil Family Estates
Gil Family Estates, an award-winning wine producer from Spain is celebrating its 110th anniversary. The tradition of winemaking began in 1916 when Juan Gil Gimenez, the great-grandfather of the current generation, built the original winery in the Jumilla region of southern Spain. Continuing the family endeavor was Juan Gil Guerrero and his sons, Juan Gil […] READ MORE The post A Toast to 110 Years of Gil Family Estates appeared first on Grape Experiences .
by Cindy Rynning20 viewseuropeevents-and-travelred-wineregional-wineswhite-winewine-reviews - news
At Cattleya, Names Have Meaning, Wines Have Soul
I always look forward to the opportunity to chat with and sip wines produced by Bibiana Gonzalez Rave, founder and owner of Cattleya Wines. Our latest conversation was with a handful of journalists who had been sent four bottles of beautiful Cattleya wines (as samples) for tasting and learning. As always, Bibiana was as comfortable […] READ MORE The post At Cattleya, Names Have Meaning, Wines Have Soul appeared first on Grape Experiences .
by Cindy Rynning18 viewsevents-and-travelnorth-americapeople-you-should-knowred-wineregional-wineswine-connoisseurs - news
Paris Welcomed Us to the Table at Le Fumoir, a Hidden Gem to Discover
This past spring, eight ladies including me spent a luxurious five days discovering nuances of Paris that are not on the typical play list. Planned one year ago, I hosted this band of Francophiles who clearly, by the end of the trip, exuded a true joie de vivre. For four full days and an evening […] READ MORE The post Paris Welcomed Us to the Table at Le Fumoir, a Hidden Gem to Discover appeared first on Grape Experiences .
by Cindy Rynning16 viewseuropeevents-and-travelred-wineregional-winesrestaurantsrose - news
Understanding Italy through Wine – What Makes Italy the Most Diverse Wine-Producing Country on Earth?
What do Italian cars have to do with Italian wine? Everything, apparently. Turns out, Italian cars are as fundamental to the DNA of Italian culture and way of life as Italian wine! The brand Fiat, for example, is as synonymous with Italy as is say, Barolo, Brunello, or Chianti. Now, you may be wondering why […] READ MORE The post Understanding Italy through Wine – What Makes Italy the Most Diverse Wine-Producing Country on Earth? appeared first on Grape Experiences .
by Ipshita Ray21 viewseuropeevents-and-travelred-wineregional-wineswhite-winewine-events - news
Celebrities Who Own Wineries: Yao Ming’s Unexpectedly Serious Wine Empire
Picture a Napa tasting room. Low light, hushed voices, someone murmuring about tannin structure. Now picture a 7’6″ former NBA All-Star ducking through the doorway to join them, and try not to smile. That’s the first reaction most people have walking into Yao Family Wines in St Helena. It looks,... The post Celebrities Who Own Wineries: Yao Ming’s Unexpectedly Serious Wine Empire appeared first on The Finest Italian Wine .
by Kelly Chidi-Ogbonna15 viewscelebrity-winerywine-and-peoplecelebritiescelebrities-winecelebritynepa - news
Ross Hill Pinot Gris 2025 Review
This is high quality pinot gris from Ross Hill’s “Pinnacle Series” from the cool climate Orange region in Australia. Orange […] The post Ross Hill Pinot Gris 2025 Review appeared first on Grape Observer Wine Review .
by Sean Mitchell17 viewsnew-releaseswine-reviewsaustralianew-south-walesorangered-wine - news
Mora Pisa Central Otago Pinot Noir 2024 Review
This wine is from Mora in Central Otago in New Zealand and the Pisa subregion. Pisa is in the “middle […] The post Mora Pisa Central Otago Pinot Noir 2024 Review appeared first on Grape Observer Wine Review .
by Sean Mitchell15 viewsnew-releaseswine-reviewscentral-otagonew-zealandpisared-wine - news
Shaw Wines Shiraz 2018 Review
Shaw Wines is a producer in the Canberra region of Australia. This is a region most famed for the first […] The post Shaw Wines Shiraz 2018 Review appeared first on Grape Observer Wine Review .
by Sean Mitchell17 viewswine-reviewsaustraliacanberrared-wineshirazwine - news
Château Pichon Longueville Baron 2003 Review
This is a superb wine from Château Pichon Longueville. The 2003 vintage was famously hot and dry in Bordeaux with […] The post Château Pichon Longueville Baron 2003 Review appeared first on Grape Observer Wine Review .
by Sean Mitchell13 viewsbest-of-the-bestwine-reviewsbordeauxcabernet-sauvignonfrancemerlot - news
Pedroncelli Courage 2022 Zinfandel Captures the Soul of Dry Creek Valley’s Family-Owned Wineries
Just recently, I enjoyed dinner with good friends at the Navy Pier Marina in Chicago. An array of items including appetizers, sushi, Italian beef, salads, sides, and desserts were offered buffet-style to those of us with palates needing to be satiated after a few hours of boating, conversation, and laughter. Each of us, some wine […] READ MORE The post Pedroncelli Courage 2022 Zinfandel Captures the Soul of Dry Creek Valley’s Family-Owned Wineries appeared first on Grape Experiences .
by Cindy Rynning20 viewsevents-and-travelnorth-americared-wineregional-wineswine-reviewswineries - news
Keeping their cool – discover Spain's delightful light reds
A little red for the fridge...
by Ines Salpico15 viewsspainred-winewinewine-regionswestern-europe - news
Sangiovese Finds Its Magnificent Expression at Fattoria della Talosa in Montepulciano
Located in Montepulciano, a historic Italian town between Valdichiana and Val d’Orcia, is one of its most prestigious wineries, Fattoria della Talosa. Along with superior wines are barrel cellars and a tasting room in underground tunnels excavated by the Etruscans over 2200 years ago, then used as military bunkers during World War II. Intrigued? After […] READ MORE The post Sangiovese Finds Its Magnificent Expression at Fattoria della Talosa in Montepulciano appeared first on Grape Experiences .
by Cindy Rynning16 viewseuropeevents-and-travelred-wineregional-wineswine-reviewswineries - news
How do Canada’s ancient volcanoes, limestone escarpments and massive tides shape our wine?
Welcome back, everyone! From the ocean breezes of Nova Scotia to the valleys of British Columbia and the vineyards of Niagara, Canada’s wine regions are as diverse as the wines they produce. Joining us to explore how geography shapes flavour from coast to coast to coast is the editor of Canada’s largest wine review website, Natalie MacLean! Welcome back to the show! Before we dive into the wines, give us the big picture. What are some of the key landscapes that shape Canadian wine regions. This is my favourite kind of geography lesson: the map is in […]
by Natalie MacLean15 viewsbest-winescanada-daycanada-day-winered-winerosewhite-wine - news
Grill, Pour, Repeat! Find the Perfect Red for the Barbecue
It’s time to fire up the grill, don the apron, and wield the flipper and fork to make the juiciest steaks, kabobs, or barbecued chicken in the entire neighborhood. Right now, I’m thinking of a sizzling rib eye and a few cheeseburgers to tantalize a few friends and family this weekend. Of course, this festivus […] READ MORE The post Grill, Pour, Repeat! Find the Perfect Red for the Barbecue appeared first on Grape Experiences .
by Cindy Rynning20 viewsnorth-americared-wineregional-wineswine-reviewsblaufrankischcabernet-sauvignon - news
World Lambrusco Day: Six award-winning styles to try
Discover the charming semi-sparkling reds of Italy's Emilia-Romagna...
by Olivia Mason15 viewsdecanter-world-wine-awardsred-winesparkling-winewine - news
Affordable Wines Worth Seeking are w/o Wines from Sicily via Laithwaites
Direct from Sicily (and with a little help from Laithwaites Wines) are w/o wines. Third generation winemaker Dino Taschetta has crafted three wines sent as samples and reviewed below with the mantra of “wine without compromise.” And what does this mean? Those at w/o wines encourage wine lovers to enjoy sips that offer the essence […] READ MORE The post Affordable Wines Worth Seeking are w/o Wines from Sicily via Laithwaites appeared first on Grape Experiences .
by Cindy Rynning23 viewseuropered-wineregional-winesrosewhite-winewine-reviews - news
Mt Difficulty Bannockburn Pinot Noir 2024 Review
Mt Difficulty are a top pinot noir producer in Central Otago in New Zealand. This style of wine is an […] The post Mt Difficulty Bannockburn Pinot Noir 2024 Review appeared first on Grape Observer Wine Review .
by Sean Mitchell18 viewsnew-releaseswine-reviewsbannockburncentral-otagonew-zealandpinot-noir