wine tasting

The Willamette Valley in Oregon has become one of the most popular and celebrated places for winemaking in the country in the last few decades.  With ideal climate and growing…

Winemaking is an old tradition, dating back to several millennia BC. Archeologists and historians are unsure when and where exactly the first wine was produced, although some evidence suggests it…

Orderly vineyards blanket the rolling hills, where both small and large wineries dot the arid landscape every few miles. Since the time is January, only small tender sprouts sway from…

In Georgia’s northernmost county, bordering both North and South Carolina, Rabun County, Georgia is the state’s farm-to-table capital. This area has more than a dozen waterfalls, impressive vineyards, five Best Chef…

As you drive down Patton Road in Arrington, Tennessee, the scenery is one that you would find in most small towns. Farms, livestock, and wildlife are common views down this…

Napa Valley in California has become one of the favorite wine destinations in the USA for it amazing scenic beauty, wide variety of wines, and exclusive wine tasting experience offered…

Enjoying Walla Walla red wines equals sunshine, sagebrush desert, and sweeping views of the Blue Mountains. The Walla Walla Valley AVA comprises more than 100 wineries and some 2,800 acres…

Five million wine enthusiasts can’t be wrong, can they? That’s how many visitors grace the country’s second largest wine region annually. Second only to Napa Valley in geographical size, the…

Van Duzer Vineyard’s wine labels are easily recognized on wine shop and wine department shelves. Designed by well-respected illustrator John Martinez, the colorful Art Nouveau-ish labels depict the Greek goddess…

On a damp, winter Portland evening, Chef Joey Gibson stood outside Teutonic Wine Company’s tasting room parking lot, stirring “caldrons” of German spätzle perched on propane burners. Ingenuity, including make-shift…