by Debbie | Mar 24, 2021 | Austrian Wine, gruner veltliner, wine
I’ve been digging Gruner Veltliner from Austria these days. I think it’s the crisp acidity and green apple notes that have me hooked. In the small village of Oberfucha located in the Lower Austrian wine region of Kremstal is Geyerhof. The estate began over 800 years...
by Debbie | Mar 17, 2021 | new jersey wine, New Jersey Wines, wine, wine tasting
This past weekend I ventured out to some area wineries and took advantage of the nice weather. Wine tasting is a lot different today. Appointments are needed and you need to think out your route and stops. Gone are the tastings where you belly up to the bar and tasted...
by Debbie | Mar 10, 2021 | Petite Sirah, wine
Welcome to Winephabet Street Season 2 Episode 16- P is for Petite Sirah. Winephabet Street is a monthly series where Lori Budd of Draceana Wines and I work our way through the alphabet exploring wine and wine regions one letter at a time. The show is live on the third...
by Debbie | Mar 3, 2021 | spanish wines, wine
We are coming up on Spring, nice weather where we will be hanging outside gardening, boating, going to the beach, hiking and more. What goes best along with those activities, music and wine. As we know wine is an important part of my life and so is music. I worked in...
by Debbie | Feb 24, 2021 | wine, winephabet street, winephabetstreet
I usually don’t post for our next Winephabet Street so soon, but the letter Q was a difficult one. Lori and I decided it’s all about you for this episode and your questions. I know you have questions. I have questions every day about wine. You should have a place...
by Debbie | Feb 17, 2021 | Chambourcin, wine
Cambourcin isn’t a grape that you hear about in daily wine conversation. I’ve had Chambourcin before grown in the Hudson Valley. Many wineries use it in a blend with other red varieties. I wasn’t really a fan and a wine made with the Chambourcin grape wasn’t one that...
