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On Wednesdays from 5:30 – 9:00, the winemaker pours Jeff’s three selections as well as a bonus pour of his choosing that might be a barrel sample, a reserve or library wine. Four 3 ounce pours will cost you $18. Add three tapas paired to the wines and the cost is $28. In my book that’s a hell of a bargain.
June 2nd, 2011 | Posted in The Love of Wine,Wine & Food,Wine & Music,Winemakers | Read More »

My visit to Missouri wineries I spent four days in Central Missouri tasting Missouri wine: Lake of the Ozarks and Columbia, with writers from the International Food Wine & Travel Writers Association. Despite a very frightening tornado warning siren, we are all thoroughly impressed with what the diverse region has to offer. There will be [...]
May 30th, 2011 | Posted in Travel,Wine & Food,Wine Country trips,Wineries | Read More »

To that end, Field to the Fork will allow attendees to wander through the vineyards moving to various food stations tasting the freshest ingredients prepared by 14 world-class chefs, sipping estate-grown local wines from 10 different wineries or enjoying hand crafted beer from nationally honored breweries that are located right here.
May 11th, 2011 | Posted in Wine & Food,Wine Tasting Events,Wineries | Read More »

After years working in restaurants in the San Francisco Bay area, traveling up and down the coast of California, and calling the Temecula Valley home for over 10 years, I have developed quite an affection and palate for California wines. From Napa, to Paso Robles, to Temecula, I know what grows well in each region [...]
May 10th, 2011 | Posted in The Love of Wine,Wine & Food,Wine Tasting Events | Read More »

Best food of the day honors has to go to Gershon Bachus for bringing in Adrian from Sorrel who did a Chermoula roasted pork shank over almond cherry cous cous. It was also a treat to see Robert Renzoni singing Neil Young’s “Old Man” with Phil Goddard of Blue Sutra. Enjoy a few photographic memories.
April 5th, 2011 | Posted in Wine & Food,Wine & Music,Wine Tasting Events,Wineries | Read More »

Although he still practices dentistry, wine is in Wilmer’s blood. He studied viticulture at UC Davis and winemaking at Mt. San Jacinto College and San Diego State. “Wine gets into your soul little by little and becomes a passion.”
March 30th, 2011 | Posted in Wine & Food,Wine & Music,Wineries | Read More »

He explains that he’s making wine for a broad range of customers, from the person who has never tasted wine to the true connoisseur. “I don’t buy enough wine to keep us in business”, he says, so he makes wines for the people on the other side of the counter. He listens to his customers, too, and enjoys interacting with them.
March 26th, 2011 | Posted in Wine & Food,Winemakers,Wineries | Read More »