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Wine Pairing Questions Answered

Thursday, January 4th, 2007

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A Wine You Can Sink Your Teeth Into

Tuesday, August 22nd, 2006

Don’t eat and drive after you’ve had this sorbet. Wine Cellar Sorbet is made from finished wine from California, Oregon and New York, and packs a 5% abv. The brainchild of Bret Birnbaum and David Zablocki, this sorbet comes in varietal specific flavors like Pinot Noir and Riesling, complete with the wine vintage dates on […]

Wine isn’t the only cash crop from California

Wednesday, February 15th, 2006

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Matching flavors in food and wine

Tuesday, November 22nd, 2005

At Joseph Phelps Winery in Napa Valley, there is a wonderful tasting program. A group of about 15 or so gather around a large table in a glass room for a fee of about $20. Each participant is presented with 5 wines, a sauvignon blanc, Chardonnay, Merlot, Red Blend, and a Young Cabernet Sauvignon. Also […]

The Best Pizza Ever - Off the Grill

Monday, September 12th, 2005

This is possibly the best pizza I have ever had, and it’s a recipe that anyone with a Barbecue (Preferably Gas) can make. My father came to my house one day, and my wife and I planned on making pizza in the oven on the stone as we normally do. Larry recommended throwing it on […]

Food Spectator?

Friday, September 2nd, 2005

Wine Spectator, one of the world’s largest wine publications, is betting on food in their latest issue. Are they trying to broaden their horizons to increase readership? Will getting away from wine frustrate their main readers? Check out Bathy Barber’s take on this in the Dallas Morning News. Personally, I use to have a subscription, […]

An Anniversary to Remember..

Tuesday, July 12th, 2005

My wife and I just celebrated three years together, and we made sure to try some wines we hadn’t had. One was the 1999 Harlan Maiden. We had it at one of our favorite restaurants in Pleasanton CA, Haps Steaks and Seafood. It was definitely a night and bottle to remember. An inky purple color […]

Refill Your Propane

Tuesday, May 24th, 2005

Summers here, (almost), time to fire up the grill and get the summer glassware out. There’s just something relaxing about enjoying a summer Bar-B-Que with friends and family and some pleasant wine. A press release by wineanswers does a nice job pairing the basic grilled items of summer with appetizing wines. Sausage with a Beaujolais, […]

A new cookbook for wine lover’s

Wednesday, May 4th, 2005

Aptly named, “The Wine Lover’s Cookbook” by Sid Goldstein, is written around the wine, as opposed to pairing wine to the food. Zinfandel with a nice tomato sauce based dish, Pinot Noir highlighted by grilled duck breast, and Cabernet with Grilled Lamb chops in a reduction sauce are just some of the highlights. A write […]

Blanc de Noirs for Chocolate

Monday, February 9th, 2004

And the winner for chocolate is: “Mumm Napa Blanc de Noirs at $19.99. This wine had a pretty, effervescent aroma, very floral with hints of lemon peel and strawberries. It had a nice finish. It made very nice pairing, reminding us of chocolate-covered cherries.
The Mumm rated our favorite both alone and with the dessert.”
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