Moldova is a small European country that has a history rich in winemaking. October 3rd and 4th, they will be celebrating that tradtion with their National Wine Day and my wine loving, blogging friends at World Wine Travel ( #WorldWineTravel )
The wine world is full of so many cool things! It is a world that reminds you every day that no matter how much you know, there is always something new to learn. A world that is filled with tiny
There is so much to learn in the wine world. Some are easy to remember and some are a bit more confusing! Let's take Montepulciano d’ Abruzzo and Montepulciano for example. Montepulciano is named after the village in Tuscany
As some of you may know, Debbie Gioquindo and I host a monthly wine education program called Winephabet Street. In case you are unaware of the series, every month we take the next letter of the alphabet and pick a
There is something about wine that intimidates people when they first begin to enjoy it. That is something that has always bothered me. Wine should be enjoyed and shared, it shouldn't be scary. But I totally get it. It's easy
GUEST POST! I have said it multiple times, in fact more times than I can count; I love social media. It makes the world a much smaller place and allows the opportunity for someone to learn about whatever topic they
“No one cares until someone cares; be that one!” ― Ken Poirot These are some truthful and powerful words. For months it was impossible to watch the news and not see the horrific images of the Australian fires. The blazes had
I reached out to some amazing women in a Facebook Group I belong to called “She Podcasts.” I asked them to submit questions they had about wine that they either didn’t want to ask in public or didn’t necessarily know
As a winery owner and a wine blogger, I get asked a lot of questions about wine. Some are technical, but the majority of them are basic questions like "How much should I spend on a bottle of wine?" or
If you prefer to listen to the murder (sounds effects and all) click here The largest growth for the Californian wine industry happened in the 20th century. And as we all know where there is growth, there is greed. And
