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The perfect sips, trips and tips for a satisfying summer season (BPT) - After a year like no other, everyone is seeking ways to celebrate the summer and enjoy those little things that make such a big difference. You don't have to be a wine expert to know that the right wine or cocktail for the occasion can make any get-together truly outstanding. Whether you're hanging out with friends around the grill or embarking on an epic road trip, here are tips for relearning how to enjoy the moment. 1. Stemware for everywhere Or better yet - stemless wineglasses! Find unbreakable, shatterproof,...

The perfect sips, trips and tips for a satisfying summer season (BPT) - After a year like no other, everyone is seeking ways to celebrate the summer and enjoy those little things that make such a big difference. You don't have to be a wine expert to know that the right wine or cocktail for the occasion can make any get-together truly outstanding. Whether you're hanging out with friends around the grill or embarking on an epic road trip, here are tips for relearning how to enjoy the moment. 1. Stemware for everywhere Or better yet - stemless wineglasses! Find unbreakable, shatterproof,...

Rare is the person who thinks first of Rhone Valley when it comes to choosing a white wine. How sad.

Sofia Nilsson/@goodcleanfundtla Magdalena O'Neal  – May 12, 2021 | Updated May 21, 2021 Over the last few months, as my friends and I drank our way through more than a dozen bottles of natural wine, I began to think: Maybe I should write about this? Natural wine seemed simple, fresh, exciting, and popular—I could put together a beginner’s guide, with sommelier-approved bottle recommendations! That was a month ago. Today, I know, natural wine may be fresh, exciting, and popular—but simple? I need a drink. What Is Natural Wine, Anyway? “The basic fram...

Robert Hall’s Amazing Paso Red Recently I had the pleasure of trying a new wine from the Robert Hall vineyard in Paso Robles.  I expected a good wine because Paso Robles is such a fantastic region, but I was surprised at how good it was. There is a trend these days, especially among Millennials, to eschew the premium, expensive wines from regions such as Napa and concentrate on wines in the $15-$25 range.   Until recently, moderately priced wines just did not have the oomph and full flavor of the Big Time wines from regions such as Napa.  In addition, I have found many wines in this pri...