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Saturday, December 2, 2017

After the Fires - A Salute to California's Resilience and Recovery

As originally seen in Galveston Monthly magazine




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Labels: California, Galveston Monthly, Napa Valley, Sandra Crittenden, Sonoma, Tasting Notes, Wine Recommendations
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Thoughts on Abruzzo - The less traveled Italian wine trail.

Thoughts on Abruzzo - The less traveled Italian wine trail.
Recommended wines from Abruzzo can be found on this link along with stories from the wineries that I visited in 2018.

Tasting Texas

Tasting Texas
Out on the wine trail in my home state.

Looking at Lodi

Looking at Lodi
To quote the old song, I've been "stuck in Lodi" twice and I have enjoyed both visits. When I talk to people about Lodi, there seem to be a few misconceptions. People think it is too hot to make good wine and/or that Lodi only makes Zinfandel. Neither are true. This photo link will lead you to some new wine thoughts on this region. Read along and get "stuck in Lodi" with me.

Côtes de Bordeaux

Côtes de Bordeaux
If you don't know about the Côtes de Bordeaux, you can learn more here. It is a union of the hilly areas that surround the Right Bank of Bordeaux. A long history, beautiful terroir, friendly people, and exceptional wines found at reasonable prices is what awaits you.

Tasting on the Dão Wine Route

Tasting on the Dão Wine Route
More from the Dâo is coming soon!

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A Taste of Piemonte

A Taste of Piemonte
Read about the Piemonte wineries I visited in October 2018 in Barolo, Barbaresco, and Asti

Thinking of Paso Robles

Thinking of Paso Robles
Recommended Wineries in this high quality Central Coast region from a visit in May of 2017.

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Napa Valley Harvest Trip 2015

Napa Valley Harvest Trip 2015
Combining work and pleasure on a California vacation with my husband. We spent most of our time in Napa with a side trip into Sonoma.

Bordeaux Thoughts

Bordeaux Thoughts
Touring the region and tasting with some producers of Bordeaux Superieur in the Fall of 2017.

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