In my previous post I briefly explained the two main wine growing regions in Bordeaux, the right and the left bank. In today's, I'll dive into the left bank. I realize this may get a bit long and even *gasp* informative. However I assure you that my hijinks...
I have the dubious distinction of being both experienced in IT and in wine, which means I am in high demand at family gatherings and friend’s parties; if I’m not bringing a relative’s computer back from the dead, I’m probably answering some questions...
My grandmother told me, when I was first starting to get into wine, "Burgundy is a great mistress, Bordeaux is a great wife."Then, I had no idea what that could possibly mean. In some ways, I still don't, but I have a greater understanding now...I...
This is my first of hopefully many posts to come. I figured maybe a little background credentials on my part are in order, maybe a quick little directional note, and some meaty stuff. Who knows, let's see where the rabbit hole takes us. I'm the third...
Nestled between the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean, in South America is a land of majestic views, fertile soils, beef parillas, and the mighty Andes Mountains. Argentina is a land of mostly expatriots, immigrants and refugees who came to Argentina one or two generations...
Well Thanksgiving is over and Christmas is just around the corner. Christmas dinners are a great time to try new wines with favorite recipes of old. Will it be ham, turkey, goose or prime rib? If you are looking for new wine options to complement your...