Hudson Valley Wine Goddess
Taking The Intimidation Out Of Wine
The Secret Of High Altitude Vineyards Of Argentina
The Salta region in Argentina is known to have the highest altitude vineyards. 70 % of the vineyards are located in the Calchaquies Valley. There are 7,900 acres planted with grapes. Starting at 4,900 above sea level there are grapes planted to 10,210 feet...
Little Known Facts About Champagne for Champagne Day (It’s Tomorrow)
Tomorrow is Champagne Day! Woo Ho!. You don't need a special day to drink Champagne but you must have a bottle tomorrow. And it's Friday, so even a better way to get your weekend started. Here are a few facts about Champagne: Champagne is...
Wine Word Wednesday: Tannat
Debate #2 with Amalaya Malbec
A few weeks ago I drank Amalaya Torrontes while I watched the debate. I felt it's only fitting to write about it's brother the 2015 Amalaya Malbec after watching the following debate. (I realize this is posting a week after the debate) Although I didn't...
Heading Down-Under with Two Hands
I have to confess, I am not a big Australian wine fan. In fact I rarely drink wine from that region. One of the great opportunities I have is to participate in a program called #winestudio which is on twitter Tuesday evenings at 9pm EST. Thanks to Tina Morey who does...
Wine Word Wednesday: Catawba
Your Guide to the Craft Beverage Producers in the Hudson Valley
