A Family Affair
But what happens if your son or daughter don’t want to make wine? What happens if you don’t have any children?
But what happens if your son or daughter don’t want to make wine? What happens if you don’t have any children?
We all have our favorite wines or winemakers, and here are some of my favorites at the moment.
Does it matter? Is there a right way? Apparently, people have a lot of opinions on the subject.
Chiara is a fiery, feisty, fantastic person with boatloads of passion. And her incredible energy is contagious.
Gaia Gaja winetasting at Vinoteket in Oslo. All in all we tasted 5 different wines, 3 from Piemonte and 2 from Tuscany (who knew!).
Here are some new additions to Vinmonopolet’s selection. I love that Nadia Curto has made it on the list, it’s been a while since I’ve seen her wines in Norway.
The year is 1992. In a cold, rainy little town called Stavanger, Oda Emilie aka Piemontegirl was born.
rio Fontana makes a killer Lanhghe Nebbiolo! The grapes for his nebbiolo comes from Castello di Sinio and some from Il Pozzo.
You know it’s the holiday season when Panettone decorates store windows, store displays and your instagram. Here’s my attempt!