by Deirdre Goggins Like so many of us, we start with different jobs to pay the bills and co-workers come and go. To our benefit, the wine captain walked out one night with his tuxedo in hand while Jay Turnipseed was on duty. This opened the door...
by Deirdre Goggins Like so many of us, we start with different jobs to pay the bills and co-workers come and go. To our benefit, the wine captain walked out one night with his tuxedo in hand while Jay Turnipseed was on duty. This opened the door...
Eight years ago I moved from Northern California, about 40 minutes from Napa to Round Rock, Texas with 5 cases of wine. I love the art of winemaking. A friend and I made it a point to wine taste from the California Sierra foothills to San Luis Obispo....
Joe Roberts discusses the controversial subject of red wine headaches and wine allergies. Are they caused by histamines? Sulfites? Dehydration? He gives tips on how to drink wine without ill effects.
December 10th was a great night of learning at Central Market, (4001 N. Lamar Blvd.) Austin Texas. Chef Lawrence Kocurek of the Hotel W’s Trace restaurant dined, educated and exhibited enticing farm to table winter dishes for a select group of foodies. Like...
What could Thomas Jefferson, Antonio Banderas and Lillian Disney possibly have in common with Dan Ackroyd, Mario Andretti, Raymond Burr and Charlie Palmer? If you haven't already peeked, you'll see all these famous names appearing together on the cover...
Up until only recently, according to wine journalist Rod Byers CWE, Zinfandel has been presented as “the Oakland Raiders of wine... loud, proud, unruly, and unapologetic.” But at this past January’s ZAP (Zinfandel Advocates & Producers) Grand...