Japanese Cypress* This week’s entry is another Intermission in our lengthy Days of Wine and Music series. Well, it is late June when this is being written and that means only two things: 1) ultra-abysmal rainy-season weather and 2) JFEX, a huge food and beverage exposition that never disappoints. The venue for the former is … Continue reading A JFEX Gem: Yudanaka’s Blue Forest Ale
This week’s entry is the second intermission in our Days of Wine and Music series. Instead of going to the lobby for a couple of boxes of candy or a bag of chips, or crisps, as the case may be, why not find a squeeze bottle of Jogurt and treat yourself to a delicious and … Continue reading Jogurt
This is the seventh installment in our Days of Wine and Music series. This week we look at that daughter who assumed the helm after her father’s passing. She is not only a winemaker but an accomplished singer and musician, as well. We recently asked her for her views regarding the nexus between wine and … Continue reading Stella Hatzidaki
This is the sixth installment in our Days of Wine and Music series. As might be expected based on last week’s entry, we visit a winery of some renown, located on the beautiful island of Santorini, of course. Naturally, commercial websites are designed to be informative. They feature product descriptions, prices, shipping information, etc. … Continue reading Hatzidakis Winery
We hope our readers enjoyed the brief intermission last week and took the opportunity to sip some Chenin and visit the popcorn stand for some buttered popcorn, not the ersatz stuff that resembles brake lubricant, mind you. This is the fifth installment of our Days of Wine and Music series, and this week we return … Continue reading Greek Wine: The Island of Santorini
For those of you who have been paying attention, and we assume that that includes the vast majority of our readers, we indicated a while back that we would be running the next installment in our "Days of Wine and Music" series this week. But, as you know, all lengthy performances of a certain stature … Continue reading Audacia Chenin Blanc
Politian This is the fourth installment in our “Days of Wine and Music” series. We will begin by discussing the Greek contribution to opera and then zero in on a couple of important Greek varietals. Even a cursory look at the wine map that we uploaded last week will inform the reader of the large … Continue reading Greek Wine: It’s NOT Just Retsina, Part 2
