California’s Great Fault
The San Andreas fault, a sliding boundary between two tectonic plates, extends 750 miles from… Continue reading
The San Andreas fault, a sliding boundary between two tectonic plates, extends 750 miles from… Continue reading
We’ve all seen descriptions of a great wine that end with a line like, “Drink… Continue reading
With many Australian wines (especially Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon), one of the most memorable aromas… Continue reading
Bacon—now there’s something that really deserves having a national day. And next Monday (Dec 30th) is the… Continue reading
Champagne’s bubbles are not merely textural. They amplify a Champagne’s aroma and flavor in fascinating… Continue reading
In 1498, the Duke of Milan, Ludovico Sforza, offered Leonardo da Vinci a small vineyard… Continue reading
For wine professionals in Asia, the lack of a universal wine language is very apparent.… Continue reading
Located in the French town of Tain l’Hermitage (overlooking the vineyards of Hermitage) in the… Continue reading
In the United States, the delicious combination of Oregon Pinot Noir and grilled salmon was… Continue reading
Devouring a handful of milk chocolate Easter eggs or hunting around the backyard for plastic… Continue reading
A word commonly used to describe the aroma and flavor of some white wines is… Continue reading
Every week or every month (or every day) we open wine bottles. But where did… Continue reading