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Cerveceria Aguamala Good water? Bad water? Mexican culture is big on wordplay, and this is definitely the case with Cerveceria Aguamala. In some Mexican families the skinniest kid might be called Gordo or Gordito (Chunky),...
With just over 1000 wineries, 400+ grape growers, and 60,000 acres of wine grapes, Washington State is the 2nd largest wine producing state in the U.S. They produce over 80 varieties from 19 AVAs. Washington...
Our barrel picking team is at it again! This time around, due to Covid restrictions, we had the barrel samples brought to us. We were able to choose by committee, and coincidentally we all had...
The wine world is broken into two main categories; Old World and New World. The phrase “Old World” connotes wines produced in countries with a long-established history of wine production – most notably, France, Italy,...
Puglia Which do you think came first: the boot or the Boot? In a sense, Puglia - our destination this month - might be Italy’s most influential region. Stepping out from the southeastern coast into...
In the movie Field of Dreams, James Earl Jones claims at one point that “the one constant throughout the years has been baseball”, but I actually think it’s rosé. The ancient Greeks didn’t know from...
