Activities &Amp; Events Dine with Jancis Robinson: Exclusive Dinner Event on October 30th in San Francisco! Chris Lehoux, September 22, 2025 On October 30th, wine enthusiasts have a unique opportunity to dine with renowned wine critic Jancis Robinson in San Francisco. Celebrating the 25th anniversary of her influential website, JancisRobinson.Com, Robinson will host an exclusive dinner at The Morris. This event is set for 5:30 PM to 9:30 PM and will… Continue Reading
Wine What’s Happening at This Year’s Santa Fe Wine and Chile Fiesta: A Complete Schedule Guide Chris Lehoux, September 22, 2025 The Santa Fe Wine and Chile Fiesta is set to return for its 34th edition from September 24 through September 28, 2025, showcasing an impressive lineup of events for wine and food enthusiasts. This year’s festival will feature around 80 wineries and over 60 restaurants, significantly expanding from its inception… Continue Reading
Wine Sunset Magazine Ranks Oregon Among the Best Destinations for Food and Wine Chris Lehoux, September 21, 2025 Sunset Magazine has recently highlighted Oregon as a top destination for food and wine enthusiasts, featuring two specific locations known for their unique offerings. This recognition comes as part of the magazine’s Sunset Travel Awards, which celebrate the best travel experiences in the western United States. Among the distinguished spots… Continue Reading
Wine Exciting Weekend Activities: From Hardy and Al Green to Water Taxi Wine Cruises and Coffee & DJs on Las Olas! Chris Lehoux, September 21, 2025 As summer draws to a close, South Florida is brimming with activities to celebrate the upcoming fall. This weekend offers a diverse range of events across Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties. Friday Wine Cruise: The Small Wine Shop is hosting a sunset tasting cruise on the Fort Lauderdale Water… Continue Reading
Wine Ongoing Investigation Into Napa Wildfire: Latest Updates and Insights Chris Lehoux, September 20, 2025 Nearly a month after the Pickett wildfire started, the cause of the blaze in the northern hills of Napa Valley remains under investigation. Lawyers representing Hundred Acre Wines, the owner of the property where the fire is believed to have originated, have requested that CalFire examine a potentially faulty car… Continue Reading
Alder Yarrow Vinography Images: A Century on Stage – Capturing Moments Through the Lens Chris Lehoux, September 20, 2025 We often think about our existence in terms of fleeting moments, yet there are elements of nature, like vines, that outlive our brief performances on this stage of life. A terraced vineyard on Mount Etna in Sicily serves as a profound reminder of this concept. The landscape resembles a grand… Continue Reading
Wine Catch Hospitality Group Experiencing Rapid Expansion with New Locations in New York City and Arizona Chris Lehoux, September 19, 2025 Catch Hospitality Group (CHG) has recently expanded its presence with the opening of The Eighty Six, an intimate steakhouse situated in the historic West Village of New York City. Located at the former site of the beloved Chumley’s speakeasy, The Eighty Six aims to capture some of the vintage charm… Continue Reading
Wine Savoring Hope: Join Us for SDRI’s Taste of the Vine Experience Chris Lehoux, September 19, 2025 The Sansum Diabetes Research Institute (SDRI) is set to host its annual fundraising event, Taste of the Vine, on September 27. This gathering, expected to attract more than 300 attendees, celebrates unity, purpose, and advancements in diabetes research. The event will feature gourmet appetizers and tastings from 18 prominent vendors,… Continue Reading
Wine We Tested 4 Methods to Chill Your Wine Fast – Here’s the Winner! Chris Lehoux, September 19, 2025 In the hustle of life, keeping wine at the right temperature can seem like a daunting task, especially when last-minute gatherings occur. Typically, white wines should be served between 40°F and 60°F, while reds should be at 55°F to 65°F. When faced with a warm bottle of wine and eager… Continue Reading
Wine Why We Owe Venice a Grazie Mille for Introducing Wine Culture to Europe Chris Lehoux, September 18, 2025 For centuries, Venice served as a crucial hub for wine culture in Europe. It facilitated the flow of Mediterranean wines and significantly shaped the continent’s tastes. The origin of Venice’s wine significance dates back to the 5th and 6th centuries when displaced populations sought refuge in the lagoon. Lacking solid… Continue Reading