Boulaouane: Another Moroccan Wine, A Very Different Experience
Well, dear readers, after the pleasant surprise we had in December with our first Moroccan wine, a Guerrouane from Domaine de Sahari, I was determined to learn more about Moroccan […]
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Blog of the Year Award 2012
Whatever you do may seem insignificant to you, but it is most important that you do it. – Mahatma Gandhi Winning a prestigious award, such as the “Blog of the […]
Guerrouane: A Holiday Revelation from Morocco
As I went about my festive shopping this year, I was in a budget-conscious mode. So, I was hunting for wines that would deliver big flavor without breaking the bank. […]
Thank You for Making Our Holiday Dream Come True
A big “thank you” is due to each of you dear readers who so generously took the time to support us in competing for this wonderful prize. Three nights at […]
Simonsig: South Africa’s First Bubbly Is One of Its Finest
Any discussion of South Africa’s Méthode Cap Classique (MCC) would be incomplete without at least a reference to Simonsig, the innovative vineyard that dared to create an authentic African bubbly, […]
Colmant: A Méthode Cap Classique to Remember
Jean-Philippe Colmant is an unlikely vintner. Only a few short years ago, he and his wife owned a stone cutting business in their native Belgium. Despite their financial success, the […]
South Africa’s Brilliant Bubblies
The feeling of friendship is like that of being comfortably filled with roast beef; love, like being enlivened with champagne. – Samuel Johnson At our house, festive occasions are never […]
My French Heaven: Is It Somewhere in St. Emilion?
I have a confession to make. Despite all of our mutual travel, Patrice and I have never had a honeymoon. For a variety of reasons, both personal and professional, the timing […]
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