WINE & DINE COLUMNMy latest Wine and Dine column was published yesterday on WashingtonExec. I review Palena, which remains one of the best places in greater DC for a meal. We also had a very good new Pinot Noir, the 2009 Cameron Reserve Dundee Hills.
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Share on LinkedinShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Reddit My latest Wine and Dine column published today in WashingtonExec. I take a shot at deciphering Italian wine by explaining Italian classifications. The piece also shares my review of some good Tuscan wine sampled at a Grape and Bean tasting event in Alexandria this past weekend….
Share on LinkedinShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Reddit We’re just back from a week spent in Savannah, Georgia. It was a relaxing holiday with a lot of good food, and the finest meal we had out was at the well-known Savannah landmark Elizabeth on 37th. As you can see in the picture above, you…
Share on LinkedinShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Reddit Last week Gabriele and I attended another wine tasting hosted by Unwined in Alexandria. We’d previously been to one of their events focused on Rose, and they’ve got the process down. They operate a restaurant next door called Revel, and on Monday nights it is reserved…
Share on LinkedinShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Reddit Happy new year all. I hope you enjoyed your holiday season, and drank some good wine. My wife and I are big red drinkers, but we had fun with the white Viognier grape last week. The catalyst for this was my Mom. She has been enjoying…
Share on LinkedinShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Reddit My latest wine column published yesterday in WashingtonExec. It talks about a number of suggested Thanksgiving wines that will please family and friends. I focus on Bordeaux, Ripasso, Pinot Noir and Zinfandel wines. All are first hand recommendations — if you don’t like any of them,…
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