Wine Bid on Culinary History: Experience Late Chef Charlie Trotter’s Dream Meal with Château Margaux 1900 Chris Lehoux, November 12, 2024 When asked about his last meal, the late chef Charlie Trotter offered a vague notion of the food, but spoke specifically about the wine he desired—a bottle of Château Margaux 1900. This elegant pairing has now been brought to life at Emeril Lagasse’s charity auction, Carnivale du Vin, on November… Continue Reading
Wine 20 Delicious Wines Under $30 for Thanksgiving: Expert Picks You’ll Love Chris Lehoux, November 12, 2024 Selecting the right wine for Thanksgiving can be a daunting task, especially with the various dishes and flavors involved. Whether the turkey is brined, grilled, or deep-fried, the real challenge lies in pairing it with sides like mashed potatoes, corn casserole, and roasted Brussels sprouts. To help choose the perfect… Continue Reading
Wine Kamala Harris’ Niece Posts Heartwarming Photo of VP Enjoying a Glass of Wine at Home After Election Loss to Trump Chris Lehoux, November 11, 2024 A recent social media post from Meena Harris, the niece of Kamala Harris, provides a glimpse into the Vice President’s life after her significant loss in the presidential election to Donald Trump. In the post, Meena shares photos showing Kamala engaged in a light-hearted game of Connect 4 with her… Continue Reading
Press Samples Vinography Unboxed: Highlights from the Week of November 3, 2024 Chris Lehoux, November 10, 2024 Hello, and welcome to this week’s edition of Vinography Unboxed, where I share insights from my recent tastings of various wine samples. Recently, I explored several Albariños from Uruguay that truly shine, particularly if you’re a fan of this grape’s crisp character. The Bouza Albariño showcases a classic profile at… Continue Reading
Wine Wine vs. Virtual Machines: Which Is the Best Choice for Running Windows Apps? Chris Lehoux, November 10, 2024 Running Windows applications on Linux can be done with two main approaches: using Wine or by setting up a virtual machine (VM). Each has its own advantages and disadvantages depending on your specific needs. Initial Setup: Wine Is Faster to Get Started Setting up Wine is generally quicker. It can… Continue Reading
Wine Discovering Colorado: An ‘Unexpected Adventure’ in American Wine Chris Lehoux, November 9, 2024 Colorado is emerging as an unexpected player in the American wine scene, distinct from the well-known regions like Napa Valley and New York’s Finger Lakes. The state, famous for its outdoor adventures, is now seeing a rise in wineries, particularly in the Grand Valley AVA, which hosts 80% of Colorado’s… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Cobbled Together: Exploring the Artistry of Vinography Images Chris Lehoux, November 9, 2024 The winter season reveals stunning views in the Châteauneuf-du-Pape region of France’s Rhône Valley. With the vines stripped bare, their gnarled forms contrast beautifully against the remarkable landscape of cobbled stones known as galets roulés. This stony terrain is one of the most notable soil types of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, characterized by… Continue Reading
Happenings This Week in Wine: Highlights and News for the Week of November 3, 2024 Chris Lehoux, November 8, 2024 Hello and welcome to my weekly roundup of intriguing wine stories from around the web. Here are the highlights from the week of November 3, 2024: Unearthing Italian History: A significant archaeological discovery in Campania reveals the location of a large Roman villa where the renowned Falernian wine, esteemed by… Continue Reading
Wine Bride’s Controversial Request After Maid of Honor’s Wedding Dress Mishap Faces Criticism Chris Lehoux, November 8, 2024 A woman, serving as the maid of honor at her sister’s wedding, recently sought advice on Reddit after accidentally spilling wine on the bride’s wedding dress during the reception. This mishap occurred when she was holding the bride’s glass as a cousin hugged her from behind, leading to the unfortunate… Continue Reading
Wine California’s Wine Crisis: Navigating the Challenges of a Grape Surplus Chris Lehoux, November 7, 2024 A surplus of grapes alongside dwindling consumer interest is forcing winemakers into difficult choices. The wine industry in California is currently experiencing a downturn, facing three significant challenges: a decrease in consumer expenditure on wine, an excess inventory that is stuck in the sales pipeline, and an oversupply of grapes… Continue Reading