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Along with such impressive art exhibits, we’ve got a colorful array of music, theater and nightlife events for your discriminating palette.

Along with such impressive art exhibits, we’ve got a colorful array of music, theater and nightlife events for your discriminating palette.

Always respected for their cold-hardiness and disease resistance, hybrid vines are now making fine wines too, says Jim Clarke.

How are forward-thinking winemakers ensuring the future of delicious wine?

Crying in H Mart taught me the value of eating through grief Crying in H Mart taught me the value of eating through grief When critic Soleil Ho first read the book, the idea of death was fairly abstract to her. Then, her grandfather got sick. FacebookTwitterEmail 2of2 Soleil Hos & Justin Phillips food and culture podcast.San Francisco ChronicleShow MoreShow Less When I first read “Crying in H Mart,” the debut nonfiction book by musician Michelle Zauner (also known as the front woman for Jap...

Skip to main content Currently Reading Californias droughts sometimes make better wine - but theyre bad for the industry overall. Heres why Californias droughts sometimes make better wine - but theyre bad for the industry overall. Heres why What the extremely dry conditions may mean for the harvest season ahead, in this weeks Drinking with Esther newsletter FacebookTwitterEmail Burned grapevines at the Silverado Trail on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2020 in Calistoga, Calif.Paul Kuroda / Special to The C...

How a tiny urban vineyard in San Francisco is trying to transform California wine The Two Eighty Project wants to be a vehicle for social justice, not just tasty Pinot Noir FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Christopher Renfro and Jannea Tschirch tend to vines at the 280 Project vineyard.Carlos Avila Gonzalez / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Christoper Renfro with daughter Ahmarie, 3, at Alemany Farm.Stephen Lam / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 3of3 Christopher Renfro with his daughter Ahmarie at...