What Would YOU Do With 42 Cases of Sketchy Wine?
Consider this the first Vinography Reader Challenge. I happen to have a very good friend who works for a non-profit.
1999 Domaine Clos St. Landelin (Rene Muré) “Vorbourg” Grand Cru Riesling, Alsace
If you ever needed an example of why my wine reviews aren’t just tasting notes, here’s one for you. Scroll
The Best 2004 Napa Cabernet: Tasting Notes From Auction Napa Valley 2006
I’ve just returned from a yearly fete that a fanciful movie director might call Napa’s Big Weekend. Auction Napa Valley
What To Drink With Dinner: The WBW21 and IMBB26 Roundup
Wine Blogging Wednesday (WBW for short) as regular readers know, is a virtual wine tasting party, where bloggers all over
The Golden Glass Tasting Event, June 10th, San Francisco
One of the earliest movies I remember seeing was Jason and the Argonauts, an epic fantasy that combined stop motion
WBW22 Has Been Announced: Low Alchohol Reds
The next incarnation of the popular virtual wine tasting event Wine Blogging Wednesday has been announced. Hosted by Tim over
Fred Franzia: Great Businessman or Wine Antichrist?
Whatever your opinion of Fred Franzia, you have to hand it to the guy — he knows how to get
1999 Louis Bernard Vacqueyras, Rhone Valley, France
Why people still argue about global warming is beyond me. The only proof I need are folks like the Inuit,
What I Did Today Instead of Blogging
Purely utilitarian. Long overdue. Hard work — I think I’ll stick to blogging. 578 bottle / 48 case capacity. Only
Dear Christies Auction House…..
Stardate -317404.87 Dear Christies Auction House, First of all, congratulations on securing the auction rights to what looks like the
Space, The Final Frontier of Sake Tasting Notes
Did I mention how much I love the Internet? I suppose its fairly obvious as a blogger that I dig
Vinography in San Francisco Magazine
San Francisco. How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. Or rather, let San Francisco Magazine count the
Auction Napa Valley, June 1-4, Napa, CA
There are only two things to do in Napa the first weekend in June: live it up or avoid it
Harrington Wines, San Francisco: Current Releases
Our mental images of the single-minded winemaker who long ago forsook all but one grape in the pursuit of something
The Re-Judgment Of Paris Results In California Landslide
Everyone can give a big sigh of relief. We won’t have to go through that for another thirty years, and
Tasting Wilson Daniels’ European Portfolio
The average wine drinker doesn’t think much about distributors and importers. And why should he? There’s not much need to
If It’s Good Enough For Monkeys…
Not that I really need any more excuses to pop a cork. But if you’re looking to rationalize with anyone