Wines.com is always seeking ways to please our customers, and well chosen second labels often prove to be successful. The Stag's Leap Wine Cellars second label, Hawk Crest, is a great case in point. We've come across a nice quantity of Hawk Crest 2004...
Only a few wineries consistently produce a wide variety of great wines at great prices year after year. One to mention is the Peter Lehmann Winery, in Australia's Barossa Valley. Given my affinity for red blends, it's no surprise that I've been a huge...
Last week I had the great pleasure of meeting Alois Lageder, famed Italian winemaker. He makes over 20 different wines in the highlands of the Dolomites. He carefully chooses which grape will be planted at which particular site, reaching such decisions...
In my email today I found the following message:Subject: Bad NewsDue to recent budget cuts and the rising cost of electricity, gas, and oil, the Light at the End of the Tunnel has been turned off. We apologize for the inconvenience.Sincerely,The GovernmentIt's...
Sometimes when you're clutching at straws, desperate to find something real to grab hold of, you fall flat on your face. You want a sure-shot fancy-schmancy respectable sparkling representation of a wine, but you're unwilling to pony up for fine French...
I'm a big fan of Prosecco and I've even had a Spanish Cava or two that I dug. Honestly, I've never been wowed by the Cali bubblies that I've tried. Tasted scores, never wowed. Until August. On a day laden with waaay too many pinot noirs and gewurt's in Anderson...