My latest Biscayne Times Vino column is available online and in print. This month, we are exploring some bold bottles for your holiday table. It's all about Napa Cabernet! Check out the article to find inspiration for your upcoming holiday hosting and drinking! Bella Union is one of the cabernets I feature in Biscayne Times.... Continue Reading →
Travel from SoFL to SoCal for Wine in Biscayne Times
My latest Vino column for Biscayne Times takes us on a journey from South Florida to Southern California in search of wine. Take a look at some of the fun adventures you can have while visiting Southern California's Temecula Valley wine region. Read the article on BiscayneTimes.com. Visit Bottaia Winery in Temecula and sip wine... Continue Reading →
Ghouls, Goblins and Grenache in Biscayne Times
I got to write about my favorite grape in many of its forms and styles in the October issue of Biscayne Times. Read the article on the Biscayne Times website here. There are several types of Grenache grapes that can be made into different styles of wine.
Toast to National Rosé Day with These 5 Bottles
Another wine holiday, you say? And it’s true. It seems there is one…well, every day. While I don’t subscribe to them all (definitely not Chardonnay day!), there are a few that I choose to single out and enjoy as an excuse to drink a very specific bottle(s). One of those days is National Rosé Day,... Continue Reading →
The Exquisite Wines of Vigneron Pierre Seillan in Biscayne Times
I've really enjoyed the opportunity to expand my wine topics in Biscayne Times over the past few months. There is so much to cover here in South Florida, and I am grateful that the new editorial staff is open to exploring a diverse range of stories in the wine industry. In January's Biscayne Times Vino... Continue Reading →
Feel Rebellious with Anarchist Wines
Anyone else feeling like 2020 has been one of the strangest times? This year has surely been one for the record books, and we're only halfway through. With all the Shelter-in-Place (SIP) orders, I've been doing plenty of sipping at home with the many wine samples that come my way. I'm ever so grateful for... Continue Reading →
Quarantine Bottles Cont… What Was Life Like Before? (8)
As the weeks drag on, it's getting harder and harder to remember what it was like to go out and not feel like you need to avoid every person around you. It's odd to think about giving strangers a kiss on the cheek as we usually do upon greeting them in Miami. I haven't hugged... Continue Reading →
Quarantine Bottles Cont… (4)
I've found that it's easier just to section these blog posts out because let's be honest, this list is just going to keep growing the longer we are ordered to stay home. If you were wondering, there are three previous articles with several bottles I've enjoyed while staying at home. You can find those tasting... Continue Reading →
Quarantine Bottles Cont… (3)
My third blog post in this series makes sense to post now because we are coming into our third week in quarantine. Today is basically day 16--I'm counting from the last time we ate out at a restaurant and adopted our two new kitties because we've basically been inside ever since (aside from essential errands).... Continue Reading →
Quarantine Bottles Cont… (2)
Instead of overwhelming the previous post with the first batch of quarantine wines, I'll continue detailing my self-isolated wine drinking in a separate post. Here are my tasting notes on the bottles of wine I enjoy while practicing social distancing during the COVID-19 crisis of 2020 (cont...). New bottles added! Domaine Jean Dauvissat Pere... Continue Reading →