The Wine and Food Culture Divide
August 11, 2011 by adamjapko
Filed under Dining, Featured, Restaurants, Wine Research, WineZag
Tweet I’ll admit to spending more time than it’s probably worth thinking about nuances in wine and food culture. For example, I ponder how obvious it is that most of us Americans act with righteous self confidence buying, ordering, and cooking the foodstuffs and ingredients we prefer. We’ll ask questions freely when shopping or ordering [...]
Malvasia Sparkles in Emilia
June 29, 2010 by adamjapko
Filed under Featured, Wine Regions, Wine Reviews, Wine Values, WineZag
Tweet My ultimate 2009 new wine discovery was a 2006 Malvasia delle Lipari, made by Hauner, on a volcanic island off of Sicily. I became interested in the the grape, which is actually a group of grape varieties, mostly white but also red, that can be used to produce unimaginably delicious late harvest desert wine, [...]





