The Dance of the Vine #WorldWineTravel
In the 1550s, Priests in the Spanish colonies in Argentina planted the grape criolla grande near their monasteries to make communion wine. Three hundRead More…
Amarone, the King of Valpolicella
I was given the opportunity to try several wines produced by Albino Armani, and in full disclosure, these wines were provided as samples to me.
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Weisinger Family Winery
As part of the Wine Media Conference (WMC) event sponsored by Travel Southern Oregon I was fortunate enough to get to visit Weisinger Family WinerRead More…
Cowhorn
As part of the Wine Media Conference (WMC) event sponsored by Travel Southern Oregon I was fortunate enough to get to visit Cowhorn winery and vineRead More…
Pfeiffer Winery
As part of the Wine Media Conference (WMC) event I was fortunate enough to get to visit Pfeiffer Winery in Junction City Oregon. Owners Robin and DRead More…
2Hawk Vineyard & Winery
As part of the Wine Media Conference (WMC) event sponsored by Travel Southern Oregon I was fortunate enough to get to visit 2Hawk Vineyard & WiRead More…
One Glass, Many Ciders #WorldWineTravel
There is a region where apple ciders are poured from a high distance into a shared glass. Spanish apple ciders have a long tradition and several uniqRead More…
Fountains of Wine in the Land of Kings #WorldWineTravel
Once upon a time in a valley Kingdom at the foot of the snowy craggy mountains, there was a fountain filled with wine. No really, this is not a fairyRead More…
Troubadours, Love, and Wine #WineworldTravel
In the extreme Northwest corner of Spain lies the land of Galicia, the land of the sea, of wine, and of Troubadours. This month’s #WorldWineTravel taRead More…
Hemingway and the Plains of Spain #WineworldTravel
When I think of Spain, I think of history and romance, of Don Quixote, of the rain falling on the plain, of Spanish guitars, and of Hemingway.
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