Antler dust, a calf stomach & saleratas: Appreciating the unique Herbfarm dining experience
It’s not uncommon to have an outstanding multi-course meal at a restaurant. It’s not remarkable to have that meal paired with excellent wine. But it is unusual to find owners so committed to their locavore philosophy that they experiment with antler dust! It is this dedication and passion that makes the Herbfarm Restaurant a truly unique and exceptional dining experience.
Read MoreThe very short history of Lauren Ashton Cellars is as unique as the wines they make. It is a story of what happens when a scientist pours all of his studies and knowledge into his heart and bottles the reaction.
Read MoreThe House of Paul Bara Champagne is one of the standard bearers for traditionally made Champagne. When it comes to Pinot Noir-based Champagnes, Paul Bara is THE standard bearer, known for top vineyards, meticulous detail and exceptionally high standards for quality. So it was a real treat when Marquis Wine Cellars invited us to try the very best of the Paul Bara line-up: the 2002 Comtesse Marie de France.
Read MoreTalisman: A Sonoma Pinot
Talisman is currently making some of the best Pinot in California, period. And when you take a closer look you can see many reasons why.
Read MoreDanube Delights – Cruising down the Danube with Emerald Waterways
There is a reason the Danube is the most popular River Cruise amongst travelers today. It is an ideal way to explore a stunning part of world presenting a variety of experiences. And whether you love history, food, architecture, music or art, you will not be disappointed. Couple that with the luxurious accommodation provided by the Emerald Star—Emerald Waterways’ recently named Best New River Ship of the Year by Cruise Critic—and you simply can’t go wrong.
Read MoreGrower Champagne
The Grower Champagne movement is picking up steam, and for consumers, this is a very good thing. The Champagne region of France produces annually over 350 million bottles of delicious bubbly and this production can be divided between two groups: the big “Houses” with the familiar names like Moet & Chandon, Veuve Clicquot, Pol Roger, Taittinger et al. and the “Growers”, a group whose members have flown largely under the radar…until recently.
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