Mark Dever honors and pays tribute to Don Carson in the course of mentioning a forthcoming work by Carson entitled Christ and Culture Revisited (Eerdmans, forthcoming), which I expect will be outstanding...

I posted this event in offlines, but it's a last minute posting, so forgive me for mentioning it here: [url=Spring Mountain Wineries in Sacramento]http://www.westcoastwine.net/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showthreaded&Number=318505&page=0#Post318505[/url...

Check out an informative article mentioning several Oklahoma winemakers in the Wines & Vines online version. Oklahoma's Winery Rush Wineries multiply despite climatic and legal challenges by Jeff Siegel...

I see that Prof Bainbridge has a family friendly site. Disappointingly I missed out on an X rating and only managed to get a PG, and that was for mentioning viagra (x3) and bastards (x1). . .http://feeds.feedburner.com/WinoSapien...

It's rare for one to talk about Chateau Montelena without mentioning the 1976 Judgment of Paris tasting. That year, nine well-known French oenophiles judged a contest pitting French wines against their California cousins. In the white wine category, Chateau...

It's rare for one to talk about Chateau Montelena without mentioning the 1976 Judgment of Paris tasting. That year, nine well-known French oenophiles judged a contest pitting French wines against their California cousins. In the white wine category, Chateau...

This is just a head's-up on a couple of Washington wines that arrived too late for the March column, but that certainly deserve mentioning. And buying, for that matter. And then serving, maybe with Bruce Aidells's Green Olive and Lemon Cruste...

Robert Mondavi pass away yesterday . It is impossible to tell the story of modern American wine without mentioning him and his influence. Many of today's great winemakers in California were influenced by him. My condolences to his family...

This episode is a an interview with German Riesling extraudeair Ernst Loosen [pronounced Lohzen]. Besides mentioning that he was Decanter's 2005 "Man of the Year", I think the following quote sums him up; "Ernst Loosen doesn’t mince words. Passionate, irrepressibly irreverent, ironic and outraged - all within the same sentence - he is a fascinating...

The French ministry of agriculture has decided to put the limit for the yield for Vin de Table at 110 hl/ha. Last year the limit was exceptionally increased to 130 hl/ha but it is now brought down to 110 hl/ha. Might be worth mentioning that the yields may be much higher than that in many countries around the world. Read more on Vitisphere.com...