I don’t hate any of the major wine varieties; there is a time and place for all of them. But it is a very bad
Author: Dwight Furrow
Wine, food, and travel writing, philosophy, aesthetics
Budget Wine: Two Vines Shiraz Washington State 2009
Two Vines is Columbia Crest’s entry level wine. This one is a bit of a curiosity. A wine under current release for less than ten
A Defense of Eating Meat
Earlier in the week, Grist’s food writer Nathaniel Johnson published an article in which he claims philosophers have failed to even take up, let alone
The Most Interesting Man in the Wine World
Dos Equis’ “The most interesting man in the world” may have won the lifetime achievement award twice, but in the wine world no one is
Wine and the Flavors of Home
My essay at Three Quarks Daily last month, in which I argued that food is a modern art form, got some of my Facebook friends riled
Wine Review: David Bruce Zinfandel Central Coast 2011
I never review wines based on a winery visit. It is hard to be objective when talking to a winemaker, struggling with palate fatigue, or
Exploring the Philosophy of Food and Wine 