Sandwiched between the South, the East, and the Midwest, Kansas City is a crossroads, a city split in half with one side in Missouri and
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Wine Review: Les Bourgeois Brut Sparkling Wine Missouri NV
If Cava has shown you don’t need Chardonnay or Pinot Noir to make good sparkling wine, Les Bourgeois shows that the grapes don’t have to
Do Wine Aromas Have a Structure?
All arts have as their foundation some kind of structure or order–the color wheel or a system of spatial coordinates in painting, harmonic relationships between
Mission Accomplished
Today we close out the agenda we set for ourselves when we hit the road in June visiting emerging wine regions in Southern Oregon and
California Fires Updates
In case you’re struggling to find reliable news about the wine country fires in California, the San Francisco Chronicle’s website has been the most updated
Wine Review: Holy-Field Vineyard and Winery Valvin Muscat Kansas 2016
Muscat is a family of vinifera grape varieties that represent some of the oldest and most widely planted varieties in the world. In France it
Exploring the Philosophy of Food and Wine 