Dec
05
2012
People are passionate about wine. They are even more passionate about red wine. There is something luxurious, rich, warm and deep that unfolds from a glass of good red wine. Too often we focus on standard red grapes such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir and Zinfandel. There are, however, other varietals in the wine […]
Nov
29
2012
It is no secret that as time passes, wine ages in the bottle. If you include proper cellaring, the wine will age properly and evolve into something a bit different than what you originally purchased and tasted in the tasting room. Frequently, the average wine connoisseur tucks away his or her cherished bottles of […]
Nov
14
2012
Red blend wines often receive moments to shine simply because of their unique nature. A little of this, a little of that and a winery creates a bottle of wine that reflects its culture. Provided that you like what the winemaker bottles, it then allows the winery to set itself uniquely apart from the […]
Nov
07
2012
In continuation with the current theme of giving a glimpse of my wine and culinary adventures this summer, this week’s article takes us to Salem, Massachusetts where anyone’s wine knowledge can be expanded. Salem, Massachusetts, located north of Boston, is well known for the witch trials of 1692, its historic buildings, its museums […]
Oct
24
2012
The summer of 2012 is gone and passed in the blink of an eye. It was loaded with adventures, activities, produce, regional cheeses, family and friends. We now find ourselves in October, which for some may involve cooler autumn temperatures but for many of us it includes misleadingly warm afternoons as if to convince […]