I have spent more than two decades in the wine industry. And while wine is a product, a commodity, I have never thought of it only as that. Wine tells stories. Each bottle tells the story of a place, culture, family, and history, as well as the year and the people involved in bringing it to life. Some of my closest friendships, most memorable travels, and meaningful conversations have taken place around a table with wine. Wine has always been about connection.
Oregon Pinot Noir Earns Historic First-Ever 100-Point Score from James Suckling MCMINNVILLE, Ore. (May 26, 2026) — Oregon Pinot noir has earned its first-ever perfect 100-point score from James Suckling, [...]
Wine Club Members and VIPs Attend Free as the Restored Napa Valley Monument to Art and Wine Opens Its Doors to the Public CALISTOGA, CA — Adair Family Wines will host [...]
Kentucky Wine Country 1798 was the year the first grapes were planted in Kentucky, starting earlier than most of its midwestern neighbors. But, like them, the wine industry that had developed over the next century was wiped out by Prohibition. Today the state has a...
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