Drinks Reviews & More
We love it—a tasty, bargain wine that also has a social mission! Cape Classics’ reports: “A portion of the proceeds from the Indaba wines supports a scholarship for formerly disenfranchised South Africans who are interested in wine-related careers.” We got this
by Jacob With temperatures in the Washington, DC area hovering in the upper 90s the last few weeks, I have been on the lookout for white wines that would pair well with food and provide relief from the scorching weather.
by Jacob Part of the fun of visiting wine country is to look for wine from the vintage and wineries you visited when you get home. Since every vintage of wine is a little different, the wine you taste at
The New York Times has a nice introductory piece on Tokaj wine, that delectable, sweet nectar from Hungary. Evan Rail, “Hidden in Hungary: Treasures on the Vine,” New York Times, July 25, 2010.
by Vincent J. Cannato It is hard to feel bad for the Lombardy region of Italy. It is one of the wealthiest regions in the country. Its capital, Milan, is a center for fashion and finance and the area is
by Jacob One of my favorite small producers in Napa Valley is Goosecross Cellars. Located in the middle of the valley in Yountville, Goosecross produces many outstanding wines and has a world class wine education program. I have visited the winery and