Washington Wines and Wineries: Paul Gregutt Talks Pacific Northwest Wine
Washington Wines and Wineries Author Paul Gregutt It is hard to believe a person exists who has thought more deeply and comprehensively about Washington wine than wine writer Paul Gregutt . Based in...
View ArticleCork, Screwcaps, or Plastic? Author George Taber Talks Bottle Stoppers
Three decades ago, author and journalist George Taber turned the wine world on its head with his famous four paragraph Time magazine story on the Judgment of Paris . That story, often referred to as...
View ArticleMastering a World of Wine Knowledge
After ten years in the restaurant industry, six years in the wine industry, countless hours spent studying – including college level courses on the subject – I can honestly say that I still don’t...
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2005 Basignani Lorenzino Reserve - IntoWineTV Episode 67
Is California the only American region producing great wine? In this episode of IntoWineTV, host Lisa Kolenda and wine experts Bartholomew Broadbent and Pamela Busch convene at San Francisco's CAV...
View ArticleQ&A with Adam Strum, Founder/Chairman of Wine Enthusiast Companies and...
Adam Strum is the Founder and Chairman of Wine Enthusiast Companies and Editor and Publisher of Wine Enthusiast Magazine and heads up the largest group of wine commerce and media companies in the...
View ArticleQ&A with Andrea Robinson, One of the Country’s Leading Wine Educators
Andrea Robinson one of the country’s leading wine educators, and is one of only 16 women in the world who have been appointed Master Sommelier by the prestigious Court of Master Sommeliers. She was...
View ArticleQ&A with Leslie Sbrocco, Award-Winning Author, Speaker and Wine Consultant
Leslie Sbrocco is an award-winning author, speaker, wine consultant, and the author of two national wine books. As host of the PBS series Check Please! , she has won a coveted James Beard award, two...
View ArticleMeet Doug Frost: Author, Master Sommelier, and Master of Wine
Doug Frost is a Kansas City author who writes and lectures about wine, beer and spirits. He passed the rigorous Master Sommelier (MS) examination and two years later became America’s eighth Master of...
View ArticleQ&A with Jon Bonné, Wine Editor, San Francisco Chronicle
Jon Bonné is The San Francisco Chronicle’s wine editor, responsible for the paper’s wine and spirits coverage and the annual Top 100 Wines list. Before coming to The Chronicle, Bonné was lifestyle...
View ArticleQ&A with Karen MacNeil, Wine Educator and Author of the Best Selling, The...
Karen MacNeil, one of the foremost wine experts in the United States, has had a long and creative career in wine as an educator, consultant, television host, and writer. She is the author of the...
View ArticleQ&A with Allen Meadows of Burghound.com
Allen Meadows, author of Burghound.com, a highly respected and critically acclaimed quarterly publication that reaches subscribers in more than 60 countries and nearly all 50 states. Burghound.com was...
View ArticleBest Sonoma Wineries for Large Private Events - 2015 Best of Sonoma
For the 2015 Best of Sonoma Lists we surveyed hundreds of local vintners asking for their inside perspective of the best wines, tasting rooms, and restaurants in Sonoma. Whether you’re throwing a...
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Vintage Champagne 1899 to 2019 by Charles Curtis MW
If you are like me, you are always looking for good wine books both for enjoyment and for a reference. This book is highly recommended on both accounts. Curtis concentrates on vintage Champagnes...
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Book Review: Pinot Rocks: A Winding Journey Through Intense Elegance by...
Pinot Rocks: A Winding Journey Through Intense Elegance by Michael Browne Michael Browne was one half (along with Dan Kosta) of the team who created and brought you Kosta Browne wines, mostly famous...
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Godforsaken Grapes by Jason Wilson Book Review
This is a very cool book for those wine lovers looking for something that is a bit different. The author tells stories of his quests to drink wine made from grapes that are not the same old standards....
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