Food & Drink

Wildfires are nothing new to California, but the devastation they wreak on the local wine industry seems to grow...

We have all noticed the “parklets” popping up in front of restaurants throughout the county. Decorative wood lattice, elaborate...

After months of construction at the north end of the Village at Corte Madera (1750 Redwood Hwy, Corte Madera),...

I used to gauge the relative coolness of a town by the quality of a random cup of coffee....

There’s an old school of thought that holds that an “eaux” suffix used in lieu of an anglo “O”...

I’m part of a weekly Zoom-based happy hour the host has dubbed “The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie” after...

Because I could not go to Temecula, it kindly came to me. And threatened to drown me with bottle...

When raising a glass to toast Earth Day reaching its half-century mark, wouldn’t it seem apropos to fill...

Like the rest of the nation, I’ve been sheltering in place trying to avoid the most virulent contagion...

Remember a decade ago when the big debate was Cork vs. Cap? Simpler times, my friends. Simpler times. We’ve...

With apologies to Orson Welles, it seems, “We shall sell no wine unless it’s online.” With...

I’ve written a few drunk scenes—pretty much any action in my novel Quantum Deadline is preceded by a bout...

Didn't make it very far into "dry January" this year? Me neither. Sober Diary, January 2: "This is fine, but...

The little wine weekend formerly known as the International Alsace Varietals Festival is back from its "gap year." And,...

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