I’ve spent the month of June traveling while only occasionally taking a peek at the wine news. I arrived home today to discover I’ve missed
Author: Dwight Furrow
Wine, food, and travel writing, philosophy, aesthetics
Meet My New Friend
There is a lot to like about Juneau Alaska not the least of which is the incredible wildlife here. I encountered this guy on a
Juneau: Cruise Ships, Midnight Twilight, Ubiquitous Seafood
Dusk is usually fleeting. Light and dark briefly touch and then pull away as if feeling discomfort in each other’s presence. But here, in June,
With Pasta, Pane and Vino All Things are Possible
The goal of all recreational travel is to escape the ordinary. Adventure, relaxation, novel experiences, or exploration can all be ways of leaving the humdrum
Wine Review: Arnold Caprai Collepiano Montefalco Sagrantino DOCG 2011
My recent visit to Umbria was in part devoted to discovering the best example of Montefalco Sagrantino I could find. Perhaps it’s no accident that
At the Airport
Work-related travel aside, we travel because we have a restless side that yearns to roam. But that restless side conflicts with our need for stillness
Exploring the Philosophy of Food and Wine 