Posts Tagged ‘American Sparkling Wines’
American Sparkling Wine
Exploring the land of opportunity, the land of the brave, of the free, and the land that is producing some incredible award winning sparkling wines. America is a New World wine producing country, producing around 162 million bottles of sparkling wine per year. with their sparkling wine production increasing by 4% each year since 2008.…
Read MoreSonoma-Cutrer Vineyards – Interview With Cara Morrison & Zidanelia Arcidiacono
In this exclusive interview on Glass of Bubbly we speak with both Cara Morrison – Director of Winemaking, and Zidanelia Arcidiacono – Senior Winemaker at Sonoma-Cutrer Vineyards in the United States of America, let’s discover a little about their lives in the wonderful world of wine. It’s Great To Speak With You Both, Can You…
Read MoreInterview With The Founder Of Sipwell Wine Co – Hilary Cocalis
In this exclusive interview on Glass of Bubbly we speak with Hilary Cocalis, the Founder of Sipwell Wine Co, producing premium Sparkling California Canned Wines, let’s discover a little about her lives in the wonderful world of wine. It’s Great To Speak With You, Hilary, Can You Tell Us A Little About Yourself, Your Journey…
Read MoreSwedish Hill Winery – Interview With Josh Kessler – Associate Winemaker
Wine isn’t just made, it’s crafted by the unwavering expertise of a Winemaker, sometimes old traditions are passed down by generations and on other occasions, new people venture into the industry, introducing us to new creations, this series of Winemaker Interviews will help you uncover the vast world and skills of how the artists passionate…
Read MoreOregon Sparkling Wines Part II
I flew into Portland attending my brother’s funeral, he’d been in declining health for years stricken with failing organs, and cancer. We were brothers in the family but distant, as he was being married as an adult when I was invited to his wedding as an infant, accompanying my mother. Perhaps it was prescient having…
Read MoreNorthern California Sparkling Wine History
The Northern California Russian River Valley-Sonoma’s fallow land in the nineteenth century was a gorgeous and colossal wild refuge of Redwood & Pine trees. Clearing a natural resource bounty to natural supplies for building homes, and furniture, and drove an economy that was expanding to the west coast. The cleared land was destined for growing…
Read MoreGruet Winery & Tasting Room
I was eight years old traveling west on Route 66 with my parents on a summer road trip to the New Mexican Cimarron desert, exploring geologic formations that made this part of the United States. I’d sit in the rear seat thinking of observational games to keep my mind occupied, watching swift Roadrunner birds (made…
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