July 26, 2012 | Posted by Santa Ynez Wine Club
Originally posted on Santa Barbara Wine Talk by mcvino This weekend marks a coming-out party of sorts for one of the most exciting new ventures in the Central Coast wine world. The Urban Wine Trail in downtown Santa Barbara is a collective of 17 wineries that either operates a production facility, tasting room or both, [...]
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Tags: carr winery, Chene Bleu, Fanny Sabre Red Burgundy, JL Vergnon Grand Cru Brut, Kracher miaud Trockenbeerenauslese 2001, Margerum Wine Company, Quercus Ribolla Gialla, Sanguis Winery, Santa Barbara Urban Wine Trail, whitcraft Winery, Wine Cask restaurant | 
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September 23, 2011 | Posted by Santa Ynez Wine Club
By Jon McDaniel, Last night, I finished watching Bottle Shock for probably the 5th time. If you are unfamiliar with this tale of sticking it to the French, Bottle Shock recounts the famous Judgment in Paris back in 1976. The story goes something like this: British wine critic and Francophile Steven Spurrier (not the football [...]
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Categories: Wineries | Tags: bottle shock, carr winery, chateau montelena, los olivos wine merchant & cafe, morimoto, palmina, Stolpman, the french laundry | 4 Comments »
September 2, 2011 | Posted by Santa Ynez Wine Club
By, Angela Soleno Life is but a dream… Sogno del Fiore means dream of the flower. A whimsical name for a vineyard yet an impassioning statement of words that truly embodies what the Fiore family stand for. Jerry and Liz, an embracingly warm couple consider themselves blessed to have some of their own dreams come [...]
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Categories: Fine Food, Food & Wine Pairing, Wine Tasting | Tags: alban, alta colina, arcadian winery, artisan, ballard inn, caliza, carr winery, cowgirl creamery, falcone winery, far western tavern, full of life flatbread, grassi, j vineyards, juvenile diabetes research foundation, l'aventure, paul hobbs, people helping people, porter-bass, sogno del fiore, the gathering santa ynez, townley | 1 Comment »
