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Wines of the Week: Chards for Summer
What’s better than sipping a glass of Chardonnay on a warm evening (or day if you’re so inclined)? Not much if you ask us! So here are come lovely...
Laetitia Vineyard & Winery: A Perfect Harbor From A Stormy Highway
During one of my trips up the 101 during a torrential rain storm I wandered in from the storm to an amazing and comforting wine tasting room at Laetitia Vineyard...
Wines of the Week: Pacific Heights & Cloudfall from Trinchero Family Estates
Pacific Heights wines are a collection that capture the coast, focusing on Russian River Chardonnay and Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir as new part of the Trinchero Family...
Winery of the Week: Buena Vista – Sonoma County, Ca
Buena Vista Winery, founded in 1857 by Hungarian immigrant, Agoston Haraszthy, the self-proclaimed “Count of Buena Vista” was California’s first premium winery....
Winery of the Week: Landmark Vineyards – Sonoma County, Ca
At Landmark Vineyards, they understand the old adage that the best grapes make the best wines and have used it as their guiding principle since the winery’s...
Winery of the Week: Llano Estacado – Texas
Texas may not be a land you associate with wine country, but Llano Estacado Winery, in in the western part of the state, has been around since 1976. From it’s...
Winery of the Week: Robert Hall – Paso Robles
Robert Hall Winery is the result of an old-fashioned work ethic combined with traditional winemaking techniques, state-of-the-art equipment and a team of dedicated...
Winery of the Week: Benovia – Sonoma County, Ca
While many wineries tout their most important ingredient as their terroir, their grapes, or their techniques, the word that’s used again and again at Benovia...
Winery of the Week: Robert Hall – Paso Robles, Ca
Tucked into the hillside east of Paso Robles, along California’s enchanting Central Coast, is Robert Hall Winery, where years of hard work and infinite attention...
Winery of the Week: House Family Vineyards – Santa Cruz Mountains, Ca
With so much of the wine on the market today coming from large, corporate producers, it’s nice to come across wineries where things are still done on a modest...
