Sacred Stuff- Antonelli San Marco
In the hills of central Italy’s Umbria grows the most tannic grape in the world. The grape is called Sagrantino, the area is called Montefalco, the soil is full of fossils. Wines from… Continue reading
In the hills of central Italy’s Umbria grows the most tannic grape in the world. The grape is called Sagrantino, the area is called Montefalco, the soil is full of fossils. Wines from… Continue reading
Having a weekend full of presidential-like greatness? Drinking anything interesting? I hope so! Get crazy, try something you’ve never heard of, why not… This past Friday I tasted some pretty cool wines at… Continue reading
When it comes to Valentine’s day I am usually a big believer in the whole love is actually all around us thing- from the stranger who holds a heavy door, to the pup… Continue reading
A few interesting things I came across while wine web surfing this week. Surfing, haha…righteous. Alfonso Cevola ponders the current state of Italian wine, asking all of the important questions. Beautifully worded. Awesomely… Continue reading
Brooklyn’s Williamsburg Bridge is covered with literature- stickered, markered, painted, sprayed- advertisements, advice, outbursts of rage, romantic proclamations. My amusement during morning runs, as though the rippling East River, Domino Sugar factory sign,… Continue reading
I’d rather have roses on my table than diamonds on my neck. -Emma Goldman You mean rosés, right? Right! Rosé…so not just a summertime thing. I find pretty pink wine to be one… Continue reading
Pairing wine with literary greats…I think about these things. I think about a lot of things. Most are pretty irrelevant in the grand scheme. But, then again, who created the scheme anyway? Hunter… Continue reading
January is Mentor Month! I really like the word mentor, because when I speak it in my mind I think of my Dee Dee telling me about her “5 Great Mentors” and everything… Continue reading
You’ve forgotten those June nights at the Riviera…the night I drank Champagne from your slipper – two quarts. It would have been more but you were wearing inner soles.– Groucho Marx, At the… Continue reading
Ordering wine from a restaurant list can sometimes be a little intimidating. I understand the nervousness. If you consider all the things there are to know in this world, we’re so novice at… Continue reading
Picasso’s reading woman just makes me want to curl up with a book and glass of wine. Especially on one of these blustery January nights. Tempting… I thought I might share a few… Continue reading
Oh my gosh, it’s New Year’s Eve. Everybody panic! Go out and and buy whatever bubbly you can find… hurry! Just kidding…kind of. Here are three more fun sparkling options that can be… Continue reading
Suddenly Huet excused himself and disappeared from the room. He returned with a bottle and three glasses. “This is one of the reasons I am against the train,” he said, holding the unlabeled… Continue reading