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Miracles Happen: Three Worthy Pinot Noirs for $25 or Less. Pinot Noir is a budgetary nightmare for most of us. Pinot is a finicky grape, which makes it difficult to grow, which translates into expensive bottles on the shelves. And that was before the movie that put Pinot Noir in everybody’s glass, displacing...
Apr 3, 2012 · Suffice to say, Deborah Harkness is the most successful wine blogger in the world. "A Discovery of Witches is a tale of the supernatural in which erudite, scholarly, sexy, and contentious vampires, witches and daemons take center stage. The book is a mystery a love story and a puzzle and, importantly, it is great fun to read.
Napa Cabernet for Under $20. Cabernet Sauvignons from California’s Napa Valley are among the iconic wines of the USA. They have a cult following, and are in heavy demand, which means that they have hefty price tags, too. Is it possible for those with leaner wallets to see what the fuss is...
Cabernet Sauvignons from California’s Napa Valley are among the iconic wines of the USA. They have a cult following, and are in heavy demand, which means that they have hefty price tags, too. Is it possible for those with leaner wallets to see what the fuss is all about.
Cabernet Sauvignons from California’s Napa Valley are among the iconic wines of the USA. They have a cult following, and are in heavy demand, which means that they have hefty price tags, too. Is it possible for those with leaner wallets to see what the fuss is...
Something to Celebrate. Five years ago, on 7 October 2006, I wrote my first blog post after going wine shopping. Here we are, more than 714, 000 visitors later. As with most things in life there have been ups and downs, some bumps in the road, and some unexpected miracles which led to... Deborah Harkness. Subscribe to Deb's Newsletter.
The Future Looks Rosé Now that we’re into autumn, you may think the future looks decidedly less Rosé.Those of us who drink Rosé wines–those pale to dark pink bottles of wine made from everything from Cabernet Sauvignon to Zinfandel–tend to think of them as summery...
