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The Exotic One

The shift from winter to spring is easily the most anticipated change of season in any given year.




The use of cover crops in vineyards can help control the yield and quality of grapes and wine

Correct management of soil and irrigation is a vital factor in modern viticulture, due to the influence of the water balance of the vineyard on wine quality and the environmental impact of




Asparagus: Hard to pair with wine, great with meat

The same natural chemistry that makes asparagus so notoriously hard to pair with wines also gives it a fresh grassy flavor that makes it an excellent match for so many foods.




An Open Letter to Warren Buffett, Wine and Spirits Distributor

Dear Mr. Buffett, Congratulations on your purchase of Empire Distributing, and roughly 25% of the wine and spirits distribution business in Georgia and North Carolina that came with it. And welcome




Vinography Images: The Golden Oak

The Golden Oak
One of my favorite features of Northern California vineyards are the majestic oaks that shade many of them, breaking the regularity of the vine rows with their grand reaches --




If Your Wine is Organic, Don't Tell Consumers

Apparently, organic wines taste better but consumers don't think they're worth as much money as conventionally produced wines. At least, that's a plausible interpretation of a study conducted by a