Tag Archives: winery

A Wine Rack Writer Finds More Wines Close To Home

I wasn’t looking for a winery. Really. My daugher says I’m obsessed with wine, but it’s not true. I do notice any reference to it, however, no matter how small. We were on our way to cross country running out of town and I still managed to see signs and arrows pointing in another direction.

Burrowing Owl Estate from a Wine Rack Writer’s Perspective

When an estate provides facilities such as winery, restaurant and guest house all on-site, customers have the advantage of being just steps away from their major needs at all times. Place this establishment against fabulous scenery in the Okanagan Valley and you have Burrowing Owl Estate.

The Wine Rack Store Peeks Into Palacial Winery Settings

Some of the oldest wineries in Europe resemble castles and stately homes. If you have ever been inside a palace, you may have noted art collections such as statuary, oil paintings and tapestries. Though business was surely transacted in palaces, and guides might show tourists the rooms where critical letters were written, mainly it is difficult to view them as places [...]

Wine Rack Store Travels to Gettysburg: Pennsylvania Majestic

I’m starting to think it’s not possible to find a Pennsylvania wine that I enjoy. Right when I was about to give up on it all my aunt offered a bottle of white from Gettysburg for the wine rack. Actually produced by the Hiwassee Acres company, the Gettysburg Winery White wine entitled “Majestic” carries the [...]

Wine Rack Store Tries Again: Pennsylvania White from the Wilhelm Winery

After the horrible, almost traumatic experience I had drinking my first Pennsylvania wine, I decided to take one of the white wine’s off the wine rack and see if it would taste any better than the Foxburg table red. This time it’s the Edelweiss white wine from the Wilhelm Winery in Hadley, Pennsylvania. The wine [...]

Discount Wine Cellars on Small Winery Co-Ops

Discussion of small farm co-ops arised as my beloved wine worshipping friends and I munched away on delicious homemade zucchini lasagna. Now, the zucchini was the star of the show as it prompted this dialogue involving the intricacies of joining a co-op. The essence of this operation is simple: to reap what you sow. Well, [...]

Wine Cellar Review: Whidbey Island Winery 2007 Madeleine Angevine

Harvested right here in the Pacific Northwest, Whidbey Island Winery‘s 2007 Madeleine Angevine offers the perfect combination of citrus and pear aromas with a bone dry finish. I pulled this beautifully labeled white vino hesitantly off the 144 bottle premium carbon neutral wine rack since I’m usually never a fan of anything remotely dry. I [...]

Famous Vintner in the Wine Cellar

Just like you and me, there are some celebs out there who take wine very seriously. One is actor Sam Neill of New Zealand.  His winery, Two Paddocks, produces Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc, and Riesling. Somehow I can’t stop myself from imagining Sam running through his vineyard while being chased by hungry velociraptors. How could [...]