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thedrunkencyclist.com
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| | | | | This past Spring, I made a trip out to the West Coast to visit prospective colleges with our younger son, of Sunday fame. Since a few of the colleges were in the Portland/Willamette Valley area, I decided to head out a few days in advance and do a little wine tasting. My days of hitting... | |
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www.postalley.org
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| | | | | Not all rosés are created equal, and as I noted there are no rules or regulations regarding them. If you're still trying to figure out what you like and what you don't, ask yourself a few simple qu... | |
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ericonfood.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Spokane has a new winery project, dedicated to the idea that wine's character begins in a place - and that some places imprint grapes with distinctive flavors producing distinctive wine. From the patchwork that comprise Washington State's vineyards, this is evident to every experienced wine lover. Kristina Mielke Van Loben-Sels and her husband Jim have... | |
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beerandpubs.wordpress.com
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| | | Wine has a cultured history which flows like a stream of consciousness from our pre-historic beginnings to the current day. And it is a little bit of this story that I try and tell in the Haynes Wine Manual. It is the first time I have written about wine - books on beer and whisky... | ||
