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Are you familiar with the classic showdown “Who Wore It Better?” This is where celebrities go head-to-head, sporting the same outfit to see who styled it best. But I thought, why should fashion have all the fun? (especially since I’m not all into fashion) I decided to take that concept into the wine world by pairing…
Discussing Women’s History Month on Your Central Valley
I am so honored to share my latest television segment with you. March is Women in History Month. The celebration began in 1981 when Congress passed Pub. L 97-28. This resolution requested that President Reagan recognize the week beginning March 7th as Women’s History Week. In 1987, the National Women’s History Project, petitioned Congress to…
TV Segment: Pinot Noir
Pinot Noir is related to Pinot Grigio. The DNA is the same, it just has a color mutation. A research study led by Silvia Vezzulli in 2012 in the Journal of Experimental Botany showed that structural dynamics along chromosome 2, a very large deletion present in a single Pinot Gris cell layer was identified and…
TV Segment; Champagne
“In victory, you deserve Champagne; in defeat, you need it.” — Napoleon Bonaparte. We may not be positive that Napoleon actually spoke these words, but we do know that these words speak wisdom. No matter the situation, Champagne is always a great solution. Champagne is all about location, location, location. The special sedimentary rock is…
TV Segment: Sherry
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TV Segment: Syrah
Syrah Day, celebrated annually on February 16th, is the perfect occasion to raise a glass to this bold and expressive grape variety. To mark the occasion, I shared three standout Syrahs from Downtown Paso Robles on Your Central Valley. Known for its rich flavors, deep color, and peppery spice, Syrah thrives in Paso Robles’ varied microclimates,…
