Author: Mark V. Fusco San Antonio, TX In this video wine review, Mark reviews the 2006 Rave Merlot. No link for the winery, but please check out these links below for this weekend: The Other Halftime Show – Website for the #TwitterJamBand that will play live
Author: Mark V. Fusco San Antonio, TX In this video wine review, Mark reviews the 2008 Santa Rita 120 Carmémère. Links for today’s show: Santa Rita – Producer of 120. The Other Halftime Show – Website for the #TwitterJamBand that will play live via uStream to
Author: Mark V. Fusco San Antonio, TX In this video wine review, Mark reviews the 2006 Vignerons de Caractere Syrah Grenache. Links for today’s show: Laurent-Terrisson – Distributor of Vignerons de Caractere The Other Halftime Show – Website for the #TwitterJamBand that will play live
Author: Mark V. Fusco San Antonio, TX In this video wine review, Mark reviews the 2004 Finca La Celia Reserva Cabernet Franc. Link for today’s show: Finca La Celia
Author: Mark V. Fusco San Antonio, TX In this video wine review, Mark reviews the 2001 Murphy Goode Wild Card. Link for today’s show: Murphy Goode – I didn’t see this label on their website so they may no longer make it.
Sommelier School Lesson 20 – The Rest of Germany And now, the rest of the story, er, I mean Germany. So last week we covered 3 of the 13 Quality wine regions. How are we going to do the remaining 10 in a week?
Author: Mark V. Fusco San Antonio, TX In this video wine review, Mark reviews the 2005 Azienda Agricola Foffani Pinot Grigio. Link for today’s show: Azienda Agricola Foffani
Author: Mark V. Fusco San Antonio, TX In this video wine review, Mark reviews the 2005 Lovico Suhindol Traminer. Links for today’s show: Lovico – If you can read Bulgarian, then here is a link to the parent company of this wine. I didn’t see
Author: Mark V. Fusco San Antonio, TX In this video Skype interview, Mark talks with Aveleda’s Oenologist, Manuel Soares, about their 2007 Charamba wine from the Douro region of Portugal. At about the mid-way point my video went down for a second resulting in my
Sommelier School Lesson 19 – Mosel, Rheingau, Rheinhessen Hello again everyone. Now that we got the basics of German wine and wine law out of the way, let’s get into the the wine-growing regions. To help out with this I need to introduce
