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Long Island Wine Trail
By Genie Davis on June 1, 2015
If Jay Gatsby were real and still dreaming of Daisy, watching the green light across the water of Long Island Sound, today he could do...
Seneca Lake Wine Trail
By Genie Davis on May 30, 2015
Like the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail, also in New York’s glacial Finger Lakes region, Seneca Lake Wine Trail is a world-renowned location, packed with more...
Summer’s Favorite Beverage
By Therese Pope on May 29, 2015
Over the years, rosé wine has received a bad rap and has long been associated with sweet, pink wines. Times have changed and today’s rosé...
Cayuga Lake Wine Trail
By Genie Davis on May 27, 2015
A fine wine ages well, and a fine wine trail ages – even better. The first wine trail in the U.S., the Cayuga Lake Wine...
Black Willow Winery: Wine is Just the Beginning
By Diana Bocco on May 3, 2015
Black Willow Winery is unique in that it does more than just make first-class wine. The winery also sells meads and a number of cooking...
Temecula Valley Vineyards
By Genie Davis on May 1, 2015
Not far from busy I-15, in what was once a sleepy commuter community for San Diego is what has become Southern California’s own Napa. The...
Meet America’s First Red-Wine Blend: How The Prisoner Wine Started a Trend that Can’t Be Stopped
By Diana Bocco on April 23, 2015
More and more wineries are moving away from “simple” wines and exploring the magic of blends. According to Nielsen’s January 2015 report, wine blends (and...
Cayucos Cellars – Family Owned Winery by the Sea
By Genie Davis on April 22, 2015
Just a block from the ocean in the small beach town of Cayucos, California, Cayucos Cellars offers tastes of their wild-yeast fermented vintages, made with...
The Wineries of Paso Robles
By Genie Davis on April 22, 2015
Picking the best of Paso Robles wineries is not an easy task. There are nearly two hundred wineries in the area, and the bucolic hills...
Bella Vineyards and Wine Caves: An Old Boutique Winery with a Twist
By Diana Bocco on April 17, 2015
Ready for a new experience when it comes to wine? Bella Vineyards and Wine Caves is part of a growing trend: wineries that store their...
The Vineyards of West Texas
By Genie Davis on April 16, 2015
Along Highway 290 near Fredericksburg, Texas, the heart of Texas Hill Country’s wine region is proudly beating. Although Texas itself ranks number five among wine-producing...
Neot Semadar Winery: A Desert Oasis in Israel
By Sarah Marx on April 16, 2015
The Negev Desert could be considered Israel’s last frontier: thousands of miles of red-brown dirt and stunning mesas, interrupted only by a cluster of date-palms...
The Wine Tasting Rooms of Los Olivos – Forty Strong
By Genie Davis on April 3, 2015
In a tiny California town less than an hour from Santa Barbara, there’s a remarkable amount of wine flowing. The reason: some forty tasting rooms...
Los Angeles’ Oldest – and Only – Winery, San Antonio Winery
By Genie Davis on March 23, 2015
Downtown Los Angeles is hardly Napa. And yet one of the most interesting and historic wineries in the state is located on the eastern edge...
San Diego’s Highland Valley Wine Trail Catching the Rhythm of the Valley
By Robin Dohrn-Simpson on March 19, 2015
“Wine has a rhythm to it,” muses Denise Clark, musician, music lover, winemaker and co-owner of Altipiano Winery. “It’s like a symphony waiting to be...