Social networking and the rise of the regional wine movement
Holding a spit cup and tasting sheet in one hand, a wine glass and pen in the other, and cradling a sheath of papers between her forearm and chest
Holding a spit cup and tasting sheet in one hand, a wine glass and pen in the other, and cradling a sheath of papers between her forearm and chest
“If it was about the money, I wouldn’t be here. I went from a high six-figure salary to just getting by.”
It’s a seasonal tradition at C-VILLE to search the landscape for fascinating specimens of local talent and power.
April is the time to remember Thomas Jefferson, and the Center for Free Expression that is named for him does that on his birthday by awarding its annual Muzzles.
Charges against Ralph Leon Jackson of Stuart’s Draft will be upgraded to include first-degree murder
“Vigor” is a term that comes up a lot in discussions of Virginia winemaking. It has to do with how energetically vines grow, based on the kind of soil they’re in and how much sun they get. It’s not always a good thing for a plant to be vigorous—at least as far as the quality […]
Local winery owners Claude and Genevieve Delfosse avoided a foreclosure auction of their 318-acre Nelson County property yesterday with a Chapter 11 filing
Michael Shaps has found a surefire way to sell Virginia wine: Open the Burgundy first.
Following Friday night’s performance by STREB, I walked to the edge of the stage where the eight dancers were perched and one by one squeezed their calves and biceps. With one fellow, I took a hold of his instep to admire his beautifully curved arch. In very real terms, I was trying to see what […]
All roads lead to the Virginia Vineyards Association annual meeting. Well, maybe not all roads