Winemaker Matthieu Finot siphons wine from oak barrels to give a reporter a preview of the 2009 vintages from King Family Vineyards. Outside the barrel room, scores of tourists and wine enthusiasts buzz through the tasting room—swirling, talking, snacking and purchasing wine. It’s Saturday afternoon, and it’s business as usual at a popular Crozet winery […]
Craig Littlepage fired Groh, who came to UVA in almost nine years ago, effective immediately.
As if Richard Hewitt did not have enough to do, the master of the Keswick Hall wine list (all 32 pages of it) will bottle 25 cases of Petit Verdot at the end of the month. Moonlighting? The name behind the fame: Get a taste of Barboursville Vineyards or Virginia Wineworks with these house wines […]
Yellow is the color of sorority. It’s also a three-sided hue. Red, blue and black are quadratic. I shall explain. Bottle of red? Not quite. Maggie Small is held aloft by Jesse Bechard, David Neal, Thomas Ragland and Fernando Sabino in Richmond Ballet’s premier performance of “Lines Squared” by choreographer Jessica Lang. Last week, […]
Frank Friedman, the president of our local community college, PVCC, is the subject of this week’s cover story
Though he is a man of middle age, Chris Parker’s ties to Virginia wine begin 400 years ago when English colonists arrived at Jamestown
"51 percent Deeds voters" would be the right turnout, says Democratic gubernatorial candidate
With one precinct reporting, Rob Graham calls the 58th for Bell.
Independent Bob Fenwick trails in early results from Tonsler and Venable precints.
Alumni Hall and Jefferson Park both give Dave Norris a decisive lead at this stage.