My favorite wines from the Gambero Rosso tasting on February 28, 2020.
Chill Evening at James Suckling’s Great Wines of Italy New York Winetasting 2020
I love James Suckling’s winetastings in New York.
This is my fifth year joining the tasting that comes complete with a DJ.
The tasting features Italian wines rated from 90-100 points.
While we weren’t in our usual location, the IAC Building, because the IAC was Coronavirus shy (the tasting features a large contingent of winemakers from Italy which is currently a Coronavirus hotspot), I enjoyed our time in the Altman Building but look forward to returning to the IAC for the Wines of South America tasting in the fall.
Below are some of the wines I enjoyed over the evening during the March 4, 2020 winetasting.
Getting to Know Pennsylvania’s Top 8 Wineries and the People Behind Them
Getting to Know Pennsylvania’s Top 8 Wineries and the People Behind Them
When asked to describe Pennsylvania wine in three words, Galen Glen’s owner and winemaker, Sarah Rhodes-Troxell, offers, “Surprising. Disciplined. Perseverance.”[Read more]
The Convincing Case for Pennsylvania Cabernet Franc
The Convincing Case for Pennsylvania Cabernet Franc
Cabernet franc is grown in an increasing number of east-coast states and produces wines of varying quality.[Read more]
Galen Glen Winery – Perfecting the Art of Making White Wine in Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania
Galen Glen Winery – Perfecting the Art of Making White Wine in Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania
If you are a fan of well-made white wine and you are winetasting in Pennsylvania, a visit to Galen Glen Winery is obligatory.[Read more]
Bordeaux & Germany Team Up to Bring Sexy Back to Old World Wines
The Bordeaux wine region and Germany have teamed up to tell the story about their wines and to encourage you to “Clink Different.”[Read more]
An Enjoyable Afternoon Visit to Maryhill Winery and Cathedral Ridge Winery
I visited Maryhill Winery and Cathedral Ridge Winery during a post-conference tour of the 2018 Wine Blogger’s Conference.[Read more]
Visiting Walla Walla, Washington and Highlights from the Wine Bloggers Conference 2018
I had another great time at the Wine Bloggers Conference this year which was held in Walla Walla, Washington on October 4 -7, 2018.[Read more]
6 Reasons Why Real Wine Lovers Should Visit Red Mountain
You may not be familiar with wines from the Red Mountain American Viticultural Area (AVA) in Washington state.
And neither was I until my visit this past October as part of the 2018 Wine Bloggers Conference.
But I’m a fan of now.[Read more]
A Rare Sherry Tasting During International Sherry Week and a Gonzalez Byass Wine Dinner at Olea New Haven
Until I received an email from my local wine shop, The Wine Thief, I didn’t know October 8-14, 2018 was International Sherry Week.[Read more]