
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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While I try to avoid mediocre wine, sometimes we make contact. This is more likely to happen in places where diners have limited options - or at restaurants that have an incredible view. My restaurant critic ex-husband who made many a trenc...
There is seemingly no end to bad wine-world news: sales are down, drinkers are abstaining, the key demographic is aging and vineyards are being pulled out or even burned to the ground. I’m happy to report I’ve found a bright spot: people ar...
Good wine and good scenery seem to be inextricably linked.
That was the thought that occurred to me during my recent very brief trip to Long Island’s North Fork. This scenic peninsula sandwiched between Long Island Sound and the Peconic Ba...
I received review copies of two new wine books recently and both have proven useful in my daily life.
The first book was the 50th anniversary edition of Hugh Johnson’s Pocket Wine Book 2027 with General Editor Margaret Rand. I have been a...
A Less-than-Love Story
I’m a longtime Costco customer and fan. I’ve written about its Kirkland label wines many times over the years and interviewed multiple Kirkland winemakers too. But recently several Kirkland wines let me down- includi...
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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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