Embracing AI in 2026
I downloaded the ChatGPT app onto my phone. I talked to more people about how – if – they used it. I was advised to check out Copilot on my computer, too, and compare responses between the two.
Champagne, of course
Hold on, there's still New Year's Eve!! Whether your thing is full-out festive or a quiet game night with family and friends, the wine pairings are easy. Full-out festive? Champagne, of course.
Freixenet Spanish Cava
Christmas is upon us! What's for dinner Christmas Eve? Who's coming over on Christmas Day and what kind of meal will it involve? For these special occasions, you need a special selection.
Local wineries
The gift of wine is so special and so personal. It's about what you think the recipient will like, and it's also a reflection of what you like, and why. We are fortunate to live in an area where local wineries are making some beautiful wines
Meomi Pinot Noir
Usher in the season of entertaining with a wine that never fails to delight and impress. That's a lot of pressure for a single wine, but this one can handle it. What is it? Meiomi Pinot Noir.
Beaujolais Nouveau
It’s turkey time again. The. Best. Holiday. Eating, drinking, relaxing, and just enjoying the day. Whether it’s with family, friends (or both), or even just you, it’s a holiday that is so simply celebrated with a list of all we […]
Two wickedly good wines to celebrate Wicked: For Good
It’s a wicked good week. Wicked: For Good is out on Friday the 21st! For all of us who have been under the spell of Wicked for years now, this is really exciting and deserves a wickedly good wine to celebrate. With […]
Neverstill Chenin Blanc
I received copies of the November issue of Main Street Magazine in the mail the other day, and among the many other great reads, I saw the piece I wrote about Neverstill Wines. It inspired me to open one of the bottles […]
Neverstill Winery: When wine speaks to more than grapes
There’s a reason the phrase In Vino Veritas has endured since its attribution to the Greek historian, Herodotus, in the fifth century BC. About 600 years later, it’s credited to the Roman philosopher and naturalist Pliny the Elder, who used the exact phrase in Book 14 of his tome, Naturalis Historia. What does it mean?
In […]