Here are the wines discussed in the video below:
Nick Stephen’s Bordeaux Undiscovered blog has a nice list of affordable wines here, and Robert Wellesley covers a lot of quality Pinot Noir here.
Other stories you might like:
Share on LinkedinShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Reddit Joe Roberts has a good story this week at 1WineDude that mixes wine, economics, demographics and a failure to adopt social media marketing. Add these elements up, and he predicts hard times for the U.S. wine business as Boomers continue to age, retire and pass on….
Share on LinkedinShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Reddit Earlier this month Gabriele and I spent a fun week in Atlantic Beach, North Carolina. This area of North Carolina is a stretch of barrier islands and coastal towns also known as the Southern Outer Banks. While there we of course sampled some of the nicer…
Share on LinkedinShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Reddit It’s been all BMW all week, thanks to my very popular interview with BMW authority Mike Miller. So I thought I’d end the week with some less typical reds Gabriele and I have sampled recently. All these wines were enjoyable, but I wouldn’t say we loved…
Share on LinkedinShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Reddit Well the holidays are in full swing through New Year’s Day and that means a lot of wine drinking. Gabriele and I brought some wine up to visit family and also bought some while up there. Here is the report on winners and losers. First off,…
Share on LinkedinShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Reddit Last week Gabriele and I enjoyed a get away from the daily hustle and bustle. We rented a well appointed cabin in the Shenandoah valley and brought our own supplies, including of course some wine. We also visited two Virginia vineyards, Rappahannock Cellars and Fox Meadow…
Share on LinkedinShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Reddit Earlier this month Gabriele and I attended another wine event put on by the Neighborhood Restaurant Group. The theme was wines made in the United States in honor of the sesquicentennial. We’ve enjoyed these events in the past, and it was a fun way to spend…
