Wine.com (NE)

• November 2017

  According to a YouGov poll, forty-one percent of Americans enjoy wine with Thanksgiving dinner. It's no wonder we spend so much time planning our drink menus. Turkey Day wines have been discussed on Snooth at length over the past ten years. Tastes have evolved to include more than just the mainstays. Traditions have been shattered, and most meal... Read More

  From the article The One and Only Wine You Need This Thanksgiving

  
  

• April 2017

  According to the Wine Institute, in 2015, eighty-three percent of wine from the United States was made from grapes grown in California. Clearly, the world wine stage has welcomed California bottles with opened arms. Wine lovers from around the world clamor for access to California wines. They journey to the state’s many celebrated regions with g... Read More

  From the article Wine in America, Beyond California

  
  

• November 2016

  This is not your first Thanksgiving rodeo. It's not ours, either. We've brought you a panoply of Thanksgiving table wine suggestions over the past ten years. There was the time we assured you that Thanksgiving wines wouldn't break your bank. In fact, we've discussed Thanksgiving value wines time and time again. We've been here for you during Tha... Read More

  From the article The Ultimate Thanksgiving Wine List

  
  

• October 2016

  No brainer for me. The 2013 Insignia. - fingers crossed that your link is a survivor. Read More

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• September 2016

  Short trip. Will be very busy but not too so to taste the wine. At Boston Logan Aitport.  Read More

  Forum post in the topic It seems I am off to France

  
  

• August 2016

  White wines are a summer classic, but it has been a long summer. There is a good chance that you are surfeit with white wine by now. Ultra-hip rosé and orange wines aren’t your only options. Be a true trendsetter and cozy up with a late summer red. Summer calls for diaphanous red wine grapes that allow fresh fruits to shine without the deep, dar... Read More

  From the article Superior Red Wines for Summertime

  
  

• April 2015

  Santa Rosa's Fountain Grove Winery is worse for the wear. The facility's perpetual poor state led the City of Santa Rosa to order this week that Medtronic, the company who owns the buildings and the surrounding property, to apply for a demolition permit to destroy the decrepit estate, according to a report yesterday from The Press Democrat repor... Read More

  From the article Historic Santa Rosa Winery Buildings To Say Goodbye After Years of Decline

  
  

• February 2015

  I had a wine tonight from California that called itself a Shiraz.Is Shiraz a Syrah wine made in Australia or a Syrah wine made in the style that Australian winemakers made famous?Probably isn`t a right or wrong answer to this. Read More

  Forum post in the topic What is a Shiraz?

  
  

• August 2014

  Wine writers are not a homogeneous lot. We come in all shapes and sizes, and styles of course. Some prefer to dwell on a single wine at a time, others are more prolific. None are more prolific than my friend Richard Jennings. A veritable tasting machine, Richard, the man behing RJonWine.com is constantly tasting wines and diligently recording hi... Read More

  From the article Getting to Know Richard Jennings

  
  

• July 2014

  Yes, I do enjoy Pinot Noir but have had some disappointing bottles from Mark West (a few years back used to be okay). Woodbridge and Lindemans have okay Pinot Noirs. Carmels (http://www.carmelcafe.com) had some wonderful Pinot Noir selections - loved it because you could order by the ounce. Wish I could remember the bottlers. Boy, I miss that re... Read More

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