$16.00
When Dr. Robert Pamplin, one of Oregon’s most forward-thinking philanthropists and businessmen, purchased the historic...
$24.00
Hailing from the heart of France's Loire Valley, this "cuvée" is crafted from 100% Cabernet...
$16.00
Winemakers Franco De Biasio and Michele Faccin craft the Cleto Chiarli Brut de Noir Rosé...
$28.00
Crafted by winemaker Wells Guthrie, this wine is an embodiment of the earthy, sweet beet...
While a little delayed due to a bout of food poisoning (ugh!) this week’s episode of “Weekly Wine Picks” finally aired TODAY featuring some fun Labor Day Wines! Better late than never, right? When picking wines for virtually any long holiday weekend which usually involves friends and family with a variety of tastes, I like to select wines that are: (1) easy to find, (2) budget friendly, (3) crowd pleasers and (4) theme appropriate (in this case, American wines). In keeping with my tried and true criteria, my picks this Labor Day are: Charles & Charles Rosé, Columbia Valley, Washington, 2016 ($15) Charles & Charles Cabernet Sauvignon-Syrah, Columbia Valley, Washington, 2015 ($15) The Federalist Chardonnay, Sonoma Valley, California, 2015 ($20)...
While interviewing world-renowned Chef Marcus Samuelsson at last month’s Chefs & Champagne was an honor and privilege indeed, I also interviewed another very special someone on that glorious Hamptons evening. Someone I’m very excited to feature as this month’s “Inspiring Woman of Food + Wine,” James Beard Foundation President, Susan Ungaro. You see, the 2017 Chefs & Champagne event had special significance not only because of its amazing honoree, fabulous sponsors and talented Chefs. It was also the last for Ungaro in her official capacity. After eleven years with the foundation, she announced just weeks before this year’s event she would be stepping down in December. And as the woman behind one of the most revered culinary organizations in the...
On this week’s episode of “Weekly Wine Picks” (my brand new Facebook LIVE show!) I featured, “4 Perfect Wines for Watching the Eclipse! Since you’ve already blown all your money on viewing glasses and travel expenses so you can be perfectly within the “zone of totality” – who’s got money left to blow on expensive wine? Here are my theme-appropriate picks which are ALL under $20 a bottle: Luna d’Or Prosecco Brut DOC Treviso, Veneto, Italy, NV ($14) Giant Sky Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand 2015 ($11) Radius Eclipse Red Blend, California, 2015 ($13) Valley of the Moon Zinfandel, Sonoma, California, 2012 ($18) To view the “Perfect Eclipse Wines” episode and join in the ongoing conversation, please check out the...
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