Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “White Wine”
Nothing cures a ‘case of the Monday’s’ quite like wine class. This month, my Mondays are made far more interesting and most certainly more delicious as I have the pleasure of letting the stresses of the day wear off while sipping wine from various regions of France and soaking up the limitless knowledge of Master Sommelier, Scott Harper. Considering that only …
It all began with two innocent sentences: ‘We’re talking about White Burgundy or, as the French labels read, Bourgogne… and a good portion retails for under $25. The grape variety is invariably Chardonnay.’ Wait, what? I thought White Burgundy was some uber-fancy, revered white varietal that I would be lucky to get my hands on – was it possible I …
Every time I talk to my good friend Matt about wine (which is A LOT) I am left feeling like I’ve learned so much and at the same time am almost overwhelmed by how vast the world of wine truly is and how little I actually know about the subject. You may know Matt and his beautiful wife Glynnis from …
I knew I was going to like Pina as soon as we pulled into their gravel drive. Surrounded by old tractors, wine barrels and remnants of days long gone, Pina’s small warehouse is home to a limited list of micro-produced bottles, resulting in a mere 2,500 cases produced yearly. It is a labor of love – small and exclusive, yet rid …
It’s apparent that Mother Nature is having an identity crisis. Her unseasonably warm spring or, frankly, summer-like temperatures, have sent us all into a confused frenzy which, in foodie-girl’s household, generally translates into a conflict regarding which wine to drink. It seems the days of bold and hearty reds have passed and bright, crisp white and rose wines have been …
It was an incredible trip. Our dear friends, Matt and Glynnis, gave us a whirlwind yet incredibly thought out tour of Napa Valley. Not at all to our surprise, we were hooked. I loved every drop we drank, every bite of food we tasted. And then we reached Chappellet. As I have mentioned, Zach and I are branching out from …
Nearly two years ago my husband and I set out to explore the South of France. After discovering Nice, Saint Paul de Vence, Cap Ferrat and several other wonderful little towns we spent the last two days in Aix. A day trip to the outlying wine country was a must. After hours of tasting beautiful wines and constant translation issues …
