
Paso Robles – Diversity, Development and Destination
It’s been six years since I’ve had the opportunity to visit Paso Robles, a large, diverse
......continue readingIt’s been six years since I’ve had the opportunity to visit Paso Robles, a large, diverse
......continue readingThe phrase ‘variety is the spice of life’ was first seen in 1785, in William Cowper’s
......continue readingFifty-one years ago, Stu Smith made the decision to purchase 200 forested acres on the
......continue readingIt’s been over two and a half years and I’m finally back in the saddle
......continue readingKari Auringer didn’t set out to use her creativity and craftsmanship to make wine
......continue readingLast Friday, the San Francisco Wine School gathered some of the top black Winemakers/Winery Owners, paired with
......continue readingStu Smith, the Enologist and Managing Partner for Smith-Madrone Winery, didn’t set out to own premium real
......continue readingIn April, I was supposed to be attending my third annual Wine Writers’ Educational Tour, a media “deep dive”
......continue readingIt’s hard to believe it’s been ten years that I’ve been writing the Dallas Wine Chick blog. As we
......continue readingChatting with the Legends of the Willamette Valley Jason Lett, The Eyrie Vineyards; Richard and Nancy Ponzi, Ponzi Vineyards;
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My name is Melanie Ofenloch and I have a philosophy–no wine snobs allowed. I don’t consider myself a wine expert – just an everyday person with a love for the grape.