Wine Jean-Charles Boisset and Gina Gallo-Boisset Acquire Napa’s Iconic Flora Springs Winery Chris Lehoux, December 7, 2024 Jean-Charles Boisset and Gina Gallo-Boisset, prominent figures in the wine industry, have acquired Flora Springs Winery in Napa Valley from the founding Komes and Garvey families. This marks the couple’s inaugural collaboration in winemaking. The acquisition includes the St. Helena winery, existing inventory, and the uniquely designed tasting room located… Continue Reading
Wine Perfect Pairings: A Guide to Food and Wine for the Holiday Season Chris Lehoux, December 6, 2024 With the holiday season fast approaching, the question of how to pair food and wine becomes more prominent. Amidst the festivities filled with family gatherings and delicious dishes, proper beverage pairing enhances the dining experience. There’s a wealth of resources available to guide you through the nuances of matching wine… Continue Reading
Wine What Experts Recommend You Do with Red Wine Before Pouring: A Surprising Tip! Chris Lehoux, December 5, 2024 Wine enthusiasts often seek advice on how to enhance their wine experience, and one expert has shared surprising tips that stray from traditional methods. The general manager of The Bohemian Wine Bar, Jerry Chandler, emphasizes the importance of proper serving temperatures and makes a notable recommendation: chilling red wine in… Continue Reading
Wine Unwind and Shop: Lago’s Annual Holiday Wine Down Event Chris Lehoux, December 4, 2024 Lago Custom Events is preparing for its annual Holiday Wine Down event, which is set to take place on Saturday, December 7, from 11 AM to 2 PM. This festive gathering promises a unique shopping experience, showcasing a variety of local vendors and artisans. Fox 8’s Kenny Crumpton provided a… Continue Reading
Wine Unique Large-Format Wines and a Signed Bob Dylan Photo: Bid to Support Wine on Wheels! Chris Lehoux, December 3, 2024 Until 11:45 p.m. ET on December 3—Giving Tuesday—wine lovers can bid on exclusive bottles of Burgundy, Beaujolais, Napa Cabernet, and more, with proceeds supporting a worthy cause. This auction is organized by Edouard Parinet of Château du Moulin-à-Vent, aimed at benefiting Wine on Wheels, a nonprofit founded by New York… Continue Reading
Wine How Long Does Opened Red Wine Last? Insights from an Expert Chris Lehoux, December 3, 2024 Wine can be a sensitive companion, especially once the bottle is opened. Proper storage is essential to maintain its quality and prevent degradation. After opening, wine begins a rapid countdown to becoming undrinkable, with different types of wine requiring specific care. Storage Tips for Open Wines Sparkling Wine: Lasts in… Continue Reading
Wine When Wine Meets Beer: A Napa Winemaker and Brewmaster Collaborate on an NA Wine Revolution Chris Lehoux, December 1, 2024 Grant Hemingway, a Napa Valley winemaker, and John Green, a brewing entrepreneur, have collaborated to create Libby Non-Alcoholic Wines, a project that took nearly four years to come to fruition. This venture was inspired by Hemingway’s experiences as a father, which shifted his focus away from wine consumption. With two… Continue Reading
Wine Wine to Water Aims to Support Hurricane Helene Victims as Winter Approaches Chris Lehoux, November 30, 2024 Wine to Water, an organization founded by Doc Hendley, is mobilizing efforts to support the victims of Hurricane Helene as winter approaches. In a recent appearance on ‘America Reports,’ Hendley and his wife Amber detailed their initiatives aimed at providing clean water and essential supplies to those affected by the… Continue Reading
Wine Temecula’s Wine Country Faces Baby Boomer Exodus: Vineyard Owners Choose to Sell Chris Lehoux, November 29, 2024 Temecula’s wine country faces a significant shift as many vineyard owners, particularly baby boomers, are deciding to sell their establishments amid rising debts and impending retirement. This trend raises concerns for the local winemaking economy, which has flourished over the years. The vineyards in Temecula are not just businesses; they… Continue Reading
Wine Temecula’s Wine Country Faces Shift as Vineyard Owners Sell Amid Baby Boomer Transition Chris Lehoux, November 27, 2024 Retirement and growing debt are posing significant challenges for the winemaking economy in Temecula, leading many vineyard owners to consider selling their properties. The local wine industry has seen a shift as a substantial number of baby boomer vintners approach retirement age, facing both personal and financial pressures that compel… Continue Reading