The quest for the perfect Pinot takes a big step forward. Most wine lovers have an “aha” moment early in their drinking career in which,
Author: Dwight Furrow
Wine, food, and travel writing, philosophy, aesthetics
Budget Wine: Trader Joe’s Coastal Cabernet Sauvignon Central Coast 2013
When I pick up a wine for $5 I always expect the worst and I’m seldom disappointed. There is something to be said for not
Loners Unite!
Eenmal is a pop-up restaurant in Amsterdam that caters to single diners. They describe themselves as “the first one-person restaurant in the world and an
Cheesy Science?
If you are curious about why mozzarella is the perfect cheese for pizza, this article will explain it. All of these factors – elasticity, moisture,
Food and the Fine Arts
The German philosopher Immanuel Kant has, arguably, been the most important philosopher in the tradition when it comes to questions about art and aesthetics. And
Ayers Pioneer Pinot Noir Ribbon Ridge 2012
On our recent trip to Willamette Valley, this was one of my favorite wines. The medium intensity nose is complex with great dimension—black cherry and
