We’re sticking with the “vacationing in the south of France” theme this month, as I’ve discovered two more exquisite French rosés. These, however, aren’t from the traditional Provence region; they are from the Rhône region. ...
Piemonte This month we’re taking a slight detour. We just visited Piedmont in January; I wasn’t planning on returning so soon. But when our metaphorical tour bus sputtered to a halt en route to Emilia...
In this club, we explore the nearly endless combinations of botanicals that are found in gins from across the world. While the flavors they create can vary widely, we can reasonably expect our gin is...
France is best known for it’s top 5 wine producing regions; Burgundy, Bordeaux, the Rhone Valley, Provence, and Champagne. There are a multitude of other regions producing amazing wines that don’t always get the same...
Battle of the Noirs Champagne is primarily made from three grapes: Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay - and generally in that order. Pinot Noir is the most widely planted varietal in the region -...
Summer is in full swing, although it certainly doesn’t feel like it in foggy San Francisco! We dream of vacationing in the south of France, frolicking on the beaches of St- Tropez, visiting the museums...
