I'm a journalist and former Wall Street Journal wine columnist with an unreasonable love for Chablis, horses and Pembroke Welsh Corgis (who happen to be incredibly unreasonable dogs)
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“Maybe you’ll have to start drinking wines with screwcaps,” a doctor said to me recently. The doctor wasn’t offering this as medical advice (that would have been interesting) but responding to the fact that I’d recently lost my job.
The do...
What does that even mean?
“Taste Communication Costs Wine Industry Seven Million New Consumers” read the headline of a Wine Business story last week. The story noted the findings of a recent Wine Market Council report that revealed consumers were being driven away b...
Perfect(ly) Portland
How often have you visited a city that you didn’t want to leave? That’s how I felt when I visited Portland, Maine last week.
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An Heir of Modesty
His father’s name is on wine bottles all over the world - it’s not an accomplishment coveted by his son. “I have no interest in changing how we market the wines or promoting myself in such a way,” said Anthony Lynch, the 35-year-old son of...
Three Cute Wine Towns and One Odd Wine Device
“There are three cute towns in Sonoma: Sonoma, Healdsburg- and I forgot the other one,” a man loudly declared to a group of enthralled-looking women, including one in a t-shirt emblazoned with the word “Wine.”
I was in Cute Town One ever s...
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Journalist and former Wall Street Journal wine columnist, former executive wine editor and columnist of Food & Wine magazine, author of books, winner of three James Beard Awards with an unreasonable love for Chablis, horses and Pembroke Welsh Corgis.
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