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Rubicon Estate Blancaneaux
Date: Thu, Sep 4, 2008 Wine Tasting
Blancaneaux 2006 Not all high-quality white wines from Napa, California, are Chardonnay. Never one to do the same thing everyone else is doing, pioneering filmmaker and winery owner Francis Ford Coppola chose to do something unusual with a patch of land on his Rubicon Estate — grow Rhone white varietals Marsanne, Roussanne, and Viognier. The vines are grown [...]
Winery Profile: Rubicon Estate
Date: Wed, Sep 3, 2008 Wine Tasting
Perhaps the greatest tragedy in the history of American winemaking is the story of Inglenook. Most of today’s casual wine drinkers know Inglenook as “one of those jug wines”. However, the “old school” wine folks, and anyone who has did a bit of research on American wine history, knows that the “real” Inglenook is quite [...]
Wines for the Barbecue
Date: Sat, Aug 30, 2008 Wine Tasting
It’s Labor Day weekend in the USA, and that means two things: the unofficial end of summer and three days of going to barbecues and outdoor parties. But what bottle to bring? You could take the easy way out and bring beer — if you do, at least make it something adventurous, such as a small-craft [...]
Chardonnay Wine Review: Artesa
Date: Wed, Aug 27, 2008 Wine Tasting
Artesa Chardonnay Reserve 2005 Once in a while when I’m in the wine shop my alligator arms reach way way down to the bottom of my pocket, where I hide my twenty dollar bills, so that I can buy an “expensive” bottle of wine. I know, I know, there are plenty of people who plunk down [...]
Wine Gadget: Waring Chiller
Date: Tue, Aug 26, 2008 Wine Tasting
Since most of my friends and family are aware of my wine geekiness, I tend to receive wine accessories as birthday and holiday gifts. So it was no surprise that I eventually unwrapped a Waring Wine Chiller. It was in fact one of those items I’d never have bought for myself — mainly because I live [...]
Sauvignon Blanc Review: Maddalena
Date: Mon, Aug 25, 2008 Wine Tasting
San Antonio Winery Maddalena Sauvignon Blanc 2006 When I first saw this wine I thought, “wow, a wine from Texas!”. After all, San Antonio IS in Texas, isn’t it? Yeah … um … sometimes I’m not so smart. With help from my reading glasses, a closer look at the label revealed that indeed the wine was from San [...]
Rose Wine Review: Toad Hollow
Date: Fri, Aug 22, 2008 Wine Tasting
Toad Hollow Dry Rose 2007 Summertime is the best time for rose wine, in my humble opinion. However, it can be difficult to find a good dry rose unless you do some research. Although many US wine drinkers have become more sophisticated, and now eschew the sugary white zins that proliferated the market for so many [...]
Nick Faldo Launches Wines
Date: Wed, Aug 20, 2008 Wine Tasting
As if the world didn’t have enough celebrity “winemakers” … The latest well-known name to dabble into wine production is golfing great Nick Faldo. Faldo has launched a new line of “easy drinking” wines, just in time for the Rhyder’s Cup golf tournament between the US and Europe (September 19-21). We can be certain that the [...]
Red Wine Review: Ch. Vignot Bordeaux
Date: Fri, Aug 15, 2008 Wine Tasting
Chateau Vignot Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Bordeaux 2004 One of my great weaknesses when it comes to wine is Bordeaux (when was the last time you heard a wine geek like me admit he didn’t know something about wine?). There seem to be so many producers of Bordeaux, with prices starting around $6.99 and going well past [...]
Red Wine Review: Ch. Vignot Bordeaux
Date: Fri, Aug 15, 2008 Wine Tasting
Chateau Vignot Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Bordeaux 2004 One of my great weaknesses when it comes to wine is Bordeaux (when was the last time you heard a wine geek like me admit he didn’t know something about wine?). There seem to be so many producers of Bordeaux, with prices starting around $6.99 and going well past [...]
Wine Term: Lees
Date: Thu, Jul 17, 2008 Wine Tasting
No, these aren’t what you might wear for pants, and you will be hard-pressed (pardon the pun) to find them in white (though blue is not unusual). The lees (pronounced like the jeans) are the dead yeast cells, grape seeds, pulp, stems, skins, and tartrates that separate from the juice during wine making and aging. When [...]
Sauvignon Blanc Review: Shepherds Ridge
Date: Tue, Jun 3, 2008 Wine Tasting
Shepherds Ridge Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough 2006 I picked this up because it was cheap and brought in by Stevenot, an importer who I’ve trusted in the past. Many years ago, Stevenot introduced the USA to McGuigan Brothers wines from Australia. Much has happened since then, with McGuigan going from little-known niche brand to mass-market, Stevenot filing [...]
Sauvignon Blanc Review: Shepherds Ridge
Date: Tue, Jun 3, 2008 Wine Tasting
Shepherds Ridge Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough 2006 I picked this up because it was cheap and brought in by Stevenot, an importer who I’ve trusted in the past. Many years ago, Stevenot introduced the USA to McGuigan Brothers wines from Australia. Much has happened since then, with McGuigan going from little-known niche brand to mass-market, Stevenot filing [...]
Sauvignon Blanc Review: Shepherds Ridge
Date: Tue, Jun 3, 2008 Wine Tasting
Shepherds Ridge Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough 2006 I picked this up because it was cheap and brought in by Stevenot, an importer who I’ve trusted in the past. Many years ago, Stevenot introduced the USA to McGuigan Brothers wines from Australia. Much has happened since then, with McGuigan going from little-known niche brand to mass-market, Stevenot filing [...]
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