I bought a cute outfit for Baby Girl, and I wanted a headband that would match. I figured I would go ahead and make her a headband myself, using felt and a ready-made stretch headband. I had Wining Husband take me to Michaels so that I could pick up my supplies. I used the following …
Quady Winery’s Elysium Dessert Wine
I love tiramisu. So I thought, given the Italian theme behind our Valentine’s Day dinner, it would be an excellent dessert choice. Because I would be cooking everything else from scratch, I cheated and got a pre-made tiramisu cake. Amarone is not a wine that should be paired with dessert. Because of this, I thought …
Happy Holidays from Wining Wife!
I’ll be back after the new year. For now, I’ve been enjoying the new addition to the family. I hope everyone is having a LOVELY holiday season!
Cellar, Cooler, Closet: Wine Storage for Every Budget (Guest Post)
Wine collecting often starts out innocently enough. You were a server and had to know wines for work. You turn 21, and rather than purchase you a bottle of Carlo Rossi, your college professor uncle buys you a Cabernet that you’re not supposed to open until you turn 31. Whatever your story is, your wine-of-the-month …
Guest Post: French Wine and Organic: A Full Picture of Two Vineyards
Today’s guest post is courtesy of Carlo Pandian. The presence of organic wine production in France is not just a fad that is limited to the side lines, or a ‘wacky’ period of experimentation. Wine grown from organically certified grapes (because, strictly speaking, there is such thing as ‘organic wine’ in the EU) has very …
GUEST POST: An Introduction To Premium Whiskey
Today’s guest post comes from David Summers. The development of the industry in fine whiskey has increased significantly over recent years, and with growing demand coming from the developing nations such as China, more high quality whiskey is being made than ever before. Because of the time and care that is required to produce the …
Is it a Faux Pas to Drink Cabernet in the Summer?
For a while, now, it’s been considered a faux pas to serve a heavy wine such as a rich Cabernet Sauvignon in the hottest months of the year. After all when it’s hot and humid outside do you really want to add more warmth and richness to your body? Thus, July brides are advised …
Wines Aged Under Water? Have You Tried Any of These?
In an article at Snooth today, Wine Under Water, the art of aging wine under water was the topic of discussion. The idea is that instead of aging wine in barrels or in a cellar, certain companies are aging their wines under deep water (think off the coast of South Carolina). These wines sell at …
Now Accepting Guest Posts
If you’ve always wanted to write about wine, or if you have your own wine blog, perhaps it’s time to think about guest posting on Wining Wife. Guidelines for posting can be found here. Even if you don’t want to write about wine, but you have a great recipe, or you would like …
Delicious Red Wines From Napa Valley
I’ve decided that I will accept guest posts for this blog, especially while I’m pregnant, in order to provide you with fresh wine news. Here is another post from Chuck Withers over at Two Guys Wine and Travel Blog With such a wine-conducive climate and beautifully fertile soils, it is no wonder that Napa …
