Exploring the Wine Glass; June 14, 2017

Fàilte! Welcome to the next installment of Exploring the Wine Glass. Mike and I are big proponents of you should drink what you like and you are the only one who can taste like you. We advocate the fact that everyone experiences the wine differently, so in these posts we do not discuss our tasting notes.  Instead we include basic information…

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Podcast Ep. 20 – Winephabet Street; A is for Albariño

I must admit, I am in love with this idea. I have wanted to do this series for quite some time, but knew I had to partner up with someone before turning it into a reality. When I reached out and Debbie of hvwinegoddess.com said she was interested in teaming up, I immediately knew it…

Living A Little More with Murrietas Well

Living a Little More In Livermore Although the majority of people flying into San Francisco Airport with wine on the mind have visions of Napa and/or Sonoma, I’m here to tell you about a place you can “Live a little more.” Livermore Valley is located in the eastern portion of Alameda County, in the East Bay region of San…

Exploring the Wine Glass; May 17, 2017

Fàilte! Welcome to the next installment of Exploring the Wine Glass. Mike and I are big proponents of you should drink what you like and you are the only one who can taste like you. We advocate the fact that everyone experiences the wine differently, so in these posts we do not discuss our tasting notes.  Instead we include basic information…

When You Don’t Want a Typical Quiche for Your #WinePW Brunch

What is #WinePW? #WinePW is a monthly get together of a group of social media friends who enjoy wine and food pairing. It was started in June of 2014 by David Crowley of cookingchat.com. The live chat happens at 11 a.m. EDT on the second Saturday of each month. The Wine Pairing Weekend theme changes…

Podcast Episode 19: An Interview with the Greek Winemakers

 A Little about Greek Wine:  Greece is one of the oldest wine-producing regions in the world and the first wine-producing territory in Europe. The earliest evidence of Greek wine has been dated to 6,500 years ago where wine was produced on a household or communal basis. A system of appellations was implemented to assure consumers…