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First Vine Wine Producers
- Bodega Hiriart
- Bodega Traslagares
- Bodegas Fusión
- Cave la Romaine, Vaison la Romaine
- Cave la Vinsobraise, Vinsobres
- Champagne Bernard Mante
- Chateau de Clapier, Mirabeau
- Château de Roquebrune
- Domaine de Mairan
- Domaine de Montvac, Vacqueyras
- Domaine Fond Croze, St. Roman de Malegarde
- Domaine la Croix des Marchands
- Les Vignerons de Tutiac
- Meridiana Wine Estate
Food Writing and Food Sites
Other Stuff We Like
- Alliance Française
- Bistro La Bonne
- Cap de Castel
- Federal City Caterers
- Georgetown Spice and Tea Exchange
- Goodwood
- Hillwood Museum
- iGourmet
- J Chocolatier
- Le Clos Saint Michel
- Le Salon de Sophie
- Lincoln Park Studio
- Nana
- National Parks Conservation Association
- Opera Now Podcast
- Parterre Box
- Pera Batlla Restaurant
- Peter Jon Shemonsky Fine Jewelry
- Pew Environment Group
- Replacements
- Security Storage
- Taberna del Alabardero
- The Brookings Institution
- The Inn at Little Washington
- Towleroad
Wine Blogs and Sites
Wine Blogs in the DC Area
Tag Archives: Everyday Wines
Fast Comfort
Our friend Sue at the blog Food Network Musings invited us to participate in an online food bloggers’ event today to benefit those who were impacted by Hurricane Sandy. We are all sharing a recipe for a comfort food dish , … Continue reading
Vintage First Vine
I was recently banging around for a meatloaf recipe, when I remembered we’d published a great one, way back in one of our earliest newsletters. Clicking back through the files, I found it. Realized it was in our very first … Continue reading
A New Discovery at the Grocery Store
I generally don’t spend much time poking around the frozen food aisle at the grocery store but maybe I ought to start. Last week, I discovered 16 oz packages of frozen black eyed peas. I LOVE black eyed peas, in … Continue reading
In Season/On Special: Green Beans du Cesario
For a few years in the 90s I had the opportunity to live in Paris. I lived in the 13th Arrondisement in the animated but not very fashionable Quartier de la Gare and rented a big beautiful apartment in a Belle … Continue reading
In Season/On Special: Something Different for Asparagus
I know, I know … “it’s spring and that means asparagus season! ” (**yawn** and – may as well say it – duh). But since it’s on special this week at Harris Teeter for $3.79/pound (and looking GREAT from what I … Continue reading
What would Andrew Jackson drink? Reflections on the $20 price barrier
A few weeks ago, Washington Post wine critic Dave McIntyre wrote a blog post looking back on something he wrote about Virginia wines six years earlier. A sort of “What’s happened since I wrote this,” and he’s happy with the … Continue reading
Posted in $20 wines, Blenheim Vineyards, Cave la Vinsobraise, Inexpensive Wine, Local wines, Musings/Lectures/Rants, Tom Natan, Uncategorized, Virginia Wineworks, wine delivery washington dc
Tagged Baked Eggplant and Pasta Casserole, Cave la Vinsobraise Thérapius, Everyday Wines, first vine, inexpensive wine, Virginia Wines
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A Betty Draper Classic for the first Chilly Day
If you’re anything like us, this first day of true fall weather may have just pushed you onto another plane, fashion wise. After a long summer of crop tops, tank tops, flip flops and other flimsy whatnots – finally – It Has … Continue reading
Wine at the Crossroads
One of the questions I get asked most often is how I pick wines for first vine. Everyone seems to want to romanticize the process, thinking of me wandering the French countryside and happening on great wines by chance. You … Continue reading
Posted in Albigensian Crusades, Cathars, Cordes sur Ciel, Domaine la Croix des Marchands, french wine, Gaillac Wines, Musings/Lectures/Rants, recipes, Tom Natan, Travel, Uncategorized, wine delivery washington dc
Tagged Everyday Wines, first vine, French wine, Gaillac Blanc Sec, Pork Cooked in Red Wine with Carrots, Sécrets de Château Palvié Rouge, www.firstvine.com
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