When is your wine ready to drink?
Let’s be clear about aging wine: you don’t have to. Any wine can be enjoyed when you buy it. The reason the winemaker bottled it is because he thought it was ready. But wine can…
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Where do you buy your wine?
I’m often asked, “Where do you buy your wine?” My local wine shop is the first place that I go. The people at The Wine Steward in Pleasanton have learned what D’Aun and I like, which…
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What Are The Best Wine Bargains?
It’s the most common question I get about wine. Everybody loves a bargain. And the challenge with wine is that you often don’t know what it tastes like until you buy it, bring it home,…
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Who Makes Great Wine?
This week I’m going to share five posts on wine, following a simple “who, what, where, when and why” format. I’m certainly not an expert on wine, but I do know enough to post an…
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It Happened in Montana
My mom gave me the book It Happened in Montana by James A. Crutchfield, and it’s an appropriate title for the time I spent in Montana last week. Seems like we did a little of…
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Join Me At The Studio Unfiltered Grand Opening!
If you follow my blog then you know that I’m passionate about my family, small business, and global issues. You might pick up on the fact that I love the arts, though I don’t mention…
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Remembering the Poor – More Translators, Please
This week I’m exploring the passage in Galatians 2 about remembering the poor. Here’s the passage from the Contemporary English Version: “James, Peter, and John realized that God had given me the message about his…
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Remembering the Poor – And Also the Spiritually Poor
I’m exploring Galatians 2 this week. Here is the passage from the NIV: “James, Cephas and John, those esteemed as pillars, gave me and Barnabas the right hand of fellowship when they recognized the grace…