Building on Sand: How Jonata is Redefining Santa Barbara Wines Andrew Chalk February 11, 2014 Wine Spotlight 2 Comments You won't find a street address on their web site, nor will they show up on google maps, but Jonata (Chumash Native American for Tall Oaks) is a...
American Syrah’s Big Moment? How Rising Rhône Prices Might Be a Game-Changer Evan Dawson February 3, 2014 Columns, Evan Dawson, Features 6 Comments Some time during the last ten or fifteen years, Northern Rhone Syrah went nuts. Yes, Chave rouge has been a big-ticket bottle for many years. But...
2011 Nadia Cabernet Sauvignon David Honig November 21, 2013 Tasting Notes Nadia is the sister label to better-known Laetitia Vineyard & Winery, of the Arroyo Grande Valley. Blackberries, black cherry, tobacco leaf and...
Round Table on Balancing Alcohol in California Wines W. Blake Gray May 20, 2012 Columns, Features, Latest News, W. Blake Gray 10 Comments Santa Barbara County is one of the youngest wine growing regions in California, measured by both vine age and the age and experience of its winemakers.
HOT LOT 12/27: 97 Points RP – 2007 Sine Qua Non Pictures Grenache Palate Press February 1, 2012 o 1 Comment WHO: Sine Qua Non WHAT: Grenache WHERE: California, Santa Barbara WHEN: 2007 SIZE: 750 ml RESERVE: $175 MINIMUM BID INCREMENT: $25 97...
