by Keith S Wallace | Featured, Portuguese Wine Reviews
There is evidence of wine production in what is now Portugal since the time of the Tartessians, who planted vines in the Sado and Tagus valleys around, at least, 2000 BC. Later, Phoenicians, Romans, and Celts contributed to the expansion of the vineyards into new... by Keith S Wallace | American Wine Reviews, Featured, Wine Reviews
Cambria has always been that tiny corner of the Kendall-Jackson empire that didn’t have that smell of overstuffed marketing. It was family home of Jess Jackson and Barbara Banke, his second wife. His daughters grew up there. The winery itself, located... by Keith S Wallace | Featured, French Wine Reviews, Wine Reviews
Sometimes a wine review doesn’t start with the wine, but how the writer discovered it. Finding great wines at any price point would be impossible if I were to taste every wine. There are over 2 million wine brands in the world currently, which breaks down... by Keith S Wallace | Featured, School Updates
Hope you are having a good summer. It’s been really great here at the school, and we have a lot of interesting classes coming up. The Great Ciders of the World class is going to be really interesting. The Mixology class is going to be really... by Keith S Wallace | Featured
I hope you are doing well. I am a bit late with the newsletter this month. Sorry! We’ve been a little busy renovating the school. I hope you can forgive me. I’ve enclosed my top wine suggestions, and I’ve posted a few really... by Keith S Wallace | Featured
File under: down the rabbit hole we go. Jonathan Newman, the former Chairman of the PLCB is selling wine to Tim Holden, the current PLCB Chairman for the Chairman’s Selections Program that Mr. Newman created when he was Chairman. Huh?... 