There are 16 apricots in a blue and grey bowl on the kitchen counter this evening, in varying states of

Purveyors of crazy, magic wine implements, beware, you’ve now got to compete with the mental powers of young farm boys.

A few weeks ago I conducted the first survey of who you folks are and what the heck you’re doing

Last month’s (I think — I’m way behind on my reading) Decanter magazine had an interesting feature on the “most

My friend David Darlington’s name appeared in the byline of an article, published in yesterday’s (August 7, 2005) New York

Where is the new hot wine going to come from? What will be the next Napa? The next Barossa Valley?

Here at Vinography, I try to bring you news that’s worth talking and thinking about. There are lots of news

I’ve now been chattering on here for a good 18 months or so. You know all about me. When and

CK Mondavi used to have a slogan: “Every year’s a Vintage year in California!” Like most marketing slogans, it seemed

Dear readers, I am pleased to announce the addition of a new voice to Vinography. Steve Edmunds, proprietor and winemaker

Regular readers will know that I have high standards and fussy tendencies when it comes to writing about wine. Frankly

Based on responses to several posts in the past, I can see that alcohol levels in wine are a hot

I don’t have a lot of room or patience for aging wines. I tuck a few bottles away for a

I couldn’t help but pass on this nice little story from the Chronicle about the “tasting heard round the world”