
Verdejo: The Spanish Sauvignon Blanc Alternative
Do you ever crave a light, refreshing white to go with fish or salads, but are wary of Sauvignon Blanc? … Continue reading Verdejo: The Spanish Sauvignon Blanc Alternative
Do you ever crave a light, refreshing white to go with fish or salads, but are wary of Sauvignon Blanc? … Continue reading Verdejo: The Spanish Sauvignon Blanc Alternative
Trousseau, Bastardo, Gros Cabernet. These are just a few of the names Merenzao answers to. Originally from the Jura region … Continue reading Merenzao: A Grape with Many Names
Tannat was born in 1783 in the southwest region of Madiran, France. Here, it was firm and powerful, with skins … Continue reading Tannat: The Crown Jewel of Uruguay.
This is the recipe I used to pair with Grignolino. It’s a great springtime pasta that’s perfect for sitting outside … Continue reading Crab and Fennel Pasta
One of the things that most interests me as a sommelier is the wide variety of grapes grown. It fascinates … Continue reading Grignolino: Springtime Pasta’s Perfect Pair
Alicante Bouschet was originally a French grape designed by viticulturist, Henri Bouschet, when he cross bred the grapes Petit Bouschet … Continue reading Alicante Bouschet: Planting Roots in the New World
Here’s the fondue recipe I used to pair with Chasselas wine. I used my Instant Pot but you could also … Continue reading Cheese Fondue
When you think of wine making countries, which come to mind? France, Italy, the US, Australia. One rarely shouts, “Switzerland!” … Continue reading Chasselas: Switzerland’s White Wine
This is the recipe I used to pair with Rossesse. To keep it easy like I did, buy fresh pesto … Continue reading Shrimp Pesto Pasta
When one thinks of the Italian Riviera, images of Portofino or Cinqueterre come to mind full of colorful little buildings … Continue reading Rossese: The Italian Riviera’s Red Star