I’m puzzled by Oliver Styles’ recent article at Wine Searcher. His target is the widely held assumption that context is critical in judging a wine.
Visiting Juneau
No, as far as I know, they don’t make wine in Juneau. But the food is good, the culture is interesting, and the natural resources
Wine Review: Verterra Dry Riesling Leelanau Peninsula, Michigan 2018
Wines of distinction offer more than a pretty face—they have depth and something indefinable about them. It’s easy to see why this Reisling is a
Breaking the Wine Rules
There is an unwritten rule about blogging; if you want your post to be read take someone to the woodshed, be critical, or ream ‘em
Why are Wineries Still Using Heavy Bottles?
Tablas Creek’s Jason Haas recounts his winery’s experience moving to a lighter bottle 10 years ago. So, in ten years we have saved roughly 1,370,000
Wine as the Art of Life
For wine enthusiasts, artisanal wine is about continuous variation and the singularities that emerge from those variations. Wine enthusiasts devote most of their attention to
Exploring the Philosophy of Food and Wine 