Having been a working girl myself since I came of babysitting age, I was thrilled to spy a bottle of Working Girl White (Columbia Valley, Washington State, 60% 2008 Chardonnay, 40% 2008 Riesling, 12.5% alcohol) on the shelf of my favorite wine shop. The working gal on the label was so very chic…down to her cute little…
Well, I will NEVER leave a glass of merlot hanging around …. look what happened to the coffee Tweet Follow @adomeckroadrunnercom
Please do not misunderstand the title of this little blob (someone accidentally referred to my “blob” in a typo recently and I kind of liked it). I do not normally turn to wine for comfort. Well, not comfort, exactly…but I’m getting away from my train of thought here. What I mean here is that every time…
I learned about Lulu B. before I ever found her wines. Let’s just put it right out there: adorable label! Lulu looks like the kind of pal I’d love to sit and sip with at a Paris bistro. But she’s more than just a pretty label. If you check her FB or Twitter, you’ll find out…
I decided that today was the day to write my review of these wines….and here’s why (stay with me, okay?): Homecoming was 10 days ago and I am STILL, after 3 different tries, vacuuming up the sparkles from my darling 15 year old daughter’s homecoming dress. This in itself would not normally inspire…
As the temperatures turn cooler, the wind picks up, the leaves begin to fall…what else would your mind turn to but: vampires? Did I mention the influence of my 15 year old daughter who has moved from Twilight (a member of both Team Edward and Team Jacob) to Vampire Diaries to heaven knows what next? It’s…
In honor of DrinkLocalWine’s 4th annual Regional Wine Week : From Lake Erie waters, through a crooked Cuyahoga, into the vineyards, Ohio’s North Coast wines have that heartland moxie that makes whites sweeter, reds fuller. There’re even icy grapes that aren’t scared of lake effect snow (helps many Ohioans through those winters)! Ohio wines for…
First of all, I LOVE THAT COUNTRY. It’s cheaper to get a carafe of wine that it is to get a coke!!! So civilized. Since I really love red wine, I concentrated on that for the first part of the trip…they just seemed to go more with what we were eating in Paris….(in Normandy, the…
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