Mexico is Surreal, Mexico is Mezcal
Chiapas, Mexico, is not known for its mezcal, it’s better known for indigenous revolutions and late-classic Mayan architecture, but it was in the beautiful city of San Cristobal de las…
Juice Up Your New Year
It’s the new year, so it’s time for a new you. Whether you’re looking to make a complete change in your life or just enhance your existing self, there is…
Nothing Says the Holidays Like Sparkling Wine
So much to do this time of year, so many social engagements. I wish there was one wine that was universally loved, that was as perfect at a family brunch…
Dishing’s Foodie Gift Guide Part 1: Subscriptions
The holidays have never tasted better. With the increasing amount of creative, domestic, food-crazed individuals around the valley, we are seeing new and unique homemade gifts pop up. This holiday…
Dragon Lady Teas: Drink Tea, Be You, Be Free
Tis the season for tea. I love wintertime because it means various types of tea makes it’s way back into my kitchen cabinet. There’s nothing better than a hot cup…
What’s in a Name? To Wine Makers: Everything.
Take the term Champagne. Generally, we all understand this to mean wine with bubbles. However, the French government’s restrictions mean this wine can only be made within the Champagne region…
Sangria Wine: Just right for an off season pot luck
It’s a little embarrassing to admit how rarely I cook. A friend of mine, who I don’t think would mind me calling him a seasoned bachelor, opened my fridge once…
Where Does All the Money Go?
I love wine shops. I love to select a bottle because of its label design or just fondle bottles I can never afford. But we do have restrictions because of…
Watermelon Mojito Popsicles – Perfect for an Indian Summer
Jump to recipeI can’t resist the bounties of summer. Although I usually focus on wine, Saturday’s trip to the farmers market has changed my cravings in the late summer heat.…









