It’s not exactly Pacquiao vs. Mayweather but every once in awhile wine critics square off against each other and try to land a few blows.
Author: Dwight Furrow
Wine, food, and travel writing, philosophy, aesthetics
It’s About Time Someone Sued
I doubt if this lawsuit succeeds, but it’s about time someone pushed back against the false advertising of companies like MillerCoors. Blue Moon, a Belgian-style
Aging Report: Beringer Knight’s Valley Meritage 2008
Napa gets all the acclaim but Sonoma is no slouch when it comes to growing the Bordeaux varietals. 2008 was a solid vintage for Sonoma
Family Wineries Over a Barrel
One of the fascinating aspects of wine culture is the importance of small artisan wineries that are essentially family-run businesses. The wine industry would be
Why (Western) Philosophers are Late to the Dinner Party
Most philosophers who write on the arts take a dim view of food and wine as genuine fine arts. Aside from Carolyn Korsmeyer, who is
Wine Literacy
My post at Three Quarks Daily is about wine literacy. Head on over to discover how to read a wine.
