
Uncovering the Differences in Willamette Valley Pinot Noir AVA by AVA
The Willamette Valley is a region that is planted with 80 percent Pinot Noir grapes and because of
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......continue readingOur wine trip continued in Sonoma where we spent time at four places– Arista, Passalacqua, Skipstone and Scherrer Wineries.
......continue readingThe Wonderful Place we Stayed in Sonoma Last month, I had the joy of celebrating a milestone birthday with a
......continue readingIn May, Jordan launched its first vintage of Cabernet Sauvignon aged 100 percent in French oak barrels. Imagine sampling the
......continue readingFinding Terralsole is quite the journey. But trust me, once you do the journey is worth every missed navigation point
......continue readingSeveral years ago, on my way to Vinitaly, I opened my Wine Spectator and read an article about how Massimo
......continue readingShattering the Stereotypes of Napa: What I Learned at the Wine Writers’ Educational Tours Conference Years ago, I had a
......continue readingMe hanging with John Concannon Last month, I had a chance to sit down with a member of the fourth
......continue readingRiana and Peter Mondavi Jr When Peter Mondavi celebrates a milestone, it is always done with pomp and circumstance with
......continue readingWhen DLynn Proctor issues an invitation to come and join him for some great wines, one immediately RSVPs, no questions
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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.