I recently was a wine judge at an event featuring California wines. Most of the Napa wineries were promoting Cabernet Sauvignon as their top wine.
Author: Dwight Furrow
Wine, food, and travel writing, philosophy, aesthetics
Bodegas Iranzo Spartico Organic Tempranillo Utiel-Requena NV
A “natural” wine for around $10 found at the supermarket? I was skeptical but I quite like this wine for the price. There is no
For Cooks, the Good Old Days Weren’t so Good
Food historian Cynthia Bertelsen wonders if food writing relies too much on nostalgia, distorting our relationship to food in the process: Seeking the “perfect” French
Life Would Suck Without Food and Wine
My Three Quarks essay this month is only indirectly about food and wine. It’s about the meaning of life. But would life have meaning without
Frank Cornelissen Munjebel Nerello Mascalese IGT Terre Siciliane 2013
If you read many of my reviews you know I give points for character and originality. This wine surely qualifies. First off, the grape variety
Shameless Self-Promotion
Several media appearances devoted to American Foodie have recently gone live: The food culture website I8tonite has a front page feature article with photos, a
Exploring the Philosophy of Food and Wine 