Temecula Wine Country is growing by leaps and bounds.
Published Tuesday, August 2, 2011 By Robin Dohrn-Simpson. Under Wine Articles Tags: Europa Village, Italian wines, Spanish wines, Temecula, wine
Temecula Wine Country is growing by leaps and bounds. Seems like every month there is another winery open. One of the newest to join in is Villa Europa. This quaint winery is like taking a mini-vacation to France, Italy and Spain all in one day.
Villa Europa is a winery focusing on wines from three different countries in Europe: Spain, Italy and France. Currently there are three buildings that are spliced ...
Terri Pebley Delhamer, owner of Keyways Winery, is an inspiration to businesswomen.
Published Monday, April 11, 2011 By Robin Dohrn-Simpson. Under Published Articles, Wine Articles Tags: David Raffaele, Keyways Winery, Temecula wineries, Terri Pebley Delhamer, wine
She is a strong and gutsy woman. Through a variety of twists and turns she ended up owning Keyways Winery. Suffice to say she was a real estate agent who ended up buying the property instead of listing it! She thought she would live in the house on the property and the renter who was in control of the winery would continue running the winery. She moved in and began ...
World of Wine Barrel Tasting and Food pairing in Temecula Valley
Published Monday, April 11, 2011 By Robin Dohrn-Simpson. Under Published Articles, Wine Articles Tags: Callaway Vineyard and Winery, De Portola Wine Trail, Masia de Yabar Winery, Temecula Winery, World of Wine 2011
March started like a lion in the Temecula Valley with the World of Wine Barrel Tasting and Food pairing. In two days of fun, 33 participating wineries opened their barrel rooms along with a barrel of a wine to show us what wines they’re aging. These wineries typically showcased a white and a red wine. Each winery had a local chef who created a small plate of food to pair ...
Thornton Winery’s, Café Champagne Executive Chef Steve Pickell
Published Monday, April 11, 2011 By Robin Dohrn-Simpson. Under Published Articles, Wine Articles Tags: Executive chef Steve Pickell, Temecula, Temecula wineries, Thornton winery, www.sandiego.com
New winter menu items and cooking class schedule released
Steve Pickell is gearing up for the 2011 Champagne Jazz Series that happens every April. Not that this is his first time feeding jazz aficionados, he has been the Executive Chef of Café Champagne at Thornton Winery in Temecula for 18 years. His creations have been enjoyed by many people under the huge courtyard oak tree and beside the gurgling 3-tier fountain. ...
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Published Sunday, November 28, 2010 By Robin Dohrn-Simpson. Under Published Articles, Wine Articles Tags: al fresco, ambiance, music, San Diego, scenery, wine
San Diego's Bes Outdoor Wine Patios
Al fresco ambiance is accompanied by great grapes
When you think of enjoying wine, do you only think about the complexity, the fruitiness, the tannins, or the color? How about where you’re enjoying the wine- the setting, the surroundings, especially if it’s outdoors? San Diego County currently boasts about three dozen wineries and each is unique. Here are some great winery patios where hospitality, good wine, ...
