Month: April 2016

Flavor of the day, General Wine, White Wines

Lefty or Righty?: Six seductive Chablis Premier Cru

There’s Chardonnay and then there’s Chablis, a dry white wine and also the name of the Bourgogne’s northernmost district from which it comes. Chablis is a wine that easily accentuates a sense of place (terroir). While Chablis typifies feminine elegance — seductive floral aromas, pure flavors — it’s structured around high acidity (a result of […]

Events, Flavor of the day, General Wine, Red wines

Wine for the course: 14 Hands Kentucky Derby Red Blend

[email protected] The 142nd running of the Kentucky Derby is 16 days away, and I’m excited. That’s because I already have a winner — not the winning horse — but the winning wine. Once again, I’ll be drinking 14 Hands Winery’s Limited Release Kentucky Derby Red Blend with grapes sourced from Washington State’s Columbia Valley. The […]