-
Pages
-
Get updates in your inbox
-
Recent Comments
- Remy Charest on TasteCamp 2012 in Virginia: First Impressions
- Joe Herrig on TasteCamp 2012 in Virginia: First Impressions
- View from the Punt – Perspectives on TasteCamp from the Other Side of the Bottle – Part I « Drink What YOU Like on TasteCamp 2012 in Virginia: First Impressions
- TateCamp 2012: Northern Virginia | Undertaking Wine on TasteCamp Virginia Update: Linden, Fabbioli and Tranquility Added to Agenda
- Richard Beaudry on Wine From Here: exploring the natural wine movement in California
-
Recent Posts
Blogs about wine
Follow me on Twitter
-
-
-
Tag Archives: Adam Tolmach
Pulling back just a touch
Are California wines over the top?. That’s the title of an interesting article published earlier this week in the Los Angeles Times, which I picked up on through the web site of A Donkey and Goat Winery. (Reading it requires a free registration)
The answer to the question? Yes, quite obviously. And it’s not me saying [...]
Posted in California, United States, alcohol level, wine, winemaking Also tagged alcohol levels, California, Donkey And Goat Winery, Elyse Vineyard, Los Angeles Times, Matassa, Ojai vineyard, Ray Coursen, Tom Lubbe 1 Comment
>
Pulling back just a touch – take two