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Moraga, A Hidden Oasis In The Heart of Los Angeles
Wandering Moraga Estate evokes the feeling of exploring the vineyards of Tuscany with its tranquility, sweeping beauty, and a 1920s Mediterranean revival-style mansion. It’s the middle of harvest and I’m greeted by winemaker Paul Warson
Where to Eat, Drink, and Stay in New York’s Upper East Side
Although New York downtown neighborhoods tend to get all of the love, there’s so much to discover in the city’s uptown streets—and the Upper East Side is a great place to start. From craft beer
Scott Hawley of Torrin Wines, Paso Trendsetter
Scott Hawley was one of the first Paso Robles winemakers I met, in 2008, as Paso Robles was on the cusp of becoming a major California wine area. Scott was one of a group of
A Breakdown of Italian Wine Regions: Part I
In the realm of global wine production, Italy sits atop of the throne. While France and Spain regularly give the country a run for its money, Italy has held the number one wine-producing country title
The Coveted World of Napa Valley Wines
Celebrated, beloved and inspiring, Napa Valley is undoubtedly America’s most famous wine region. A tiny piece of winemaking heaven, Napa is a rare find in many ways, crafting wines that fill cellars with some of
The Disappearing Terraced Vineyards of Valtellina
Nestled north of Lake Como and south of the Alps, Valtellina, is a special place in northern Italy. Known for light, mineral-driven wines made from the Chiavennasca (or Nebbiolo) grape, the steep vineyards of Valtellina