Now that spring is here and the sunny days of summer are quickly approaching, it’s all about Rose for me. Â The versatile and beautiful cameleon that pairs well with almost everything. Â For Mother’s Day, we enjoyed three Roses: Hearst Ranch Chridhe 2011 (51% Tempranillo, 26% Syrah, 23% Malbec), Domaine de [...]
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Purple Teeth and All by Matt Miller, Corkboredom.com
April 11th, 2012
Georgina The afternoon of March 13th marked the 4th annual Family Winemakers tasting event in Pasadena. The morning after, my teeth are still a faint shade of purple, and as I watch my fingers type I’m suddenly aware of the purple line on the outside of my index finger that matches a purple spot on the [...]
October Wines Notes from My Wine Guru
October 17th, 2011
Georgina When I think of October, I look for a wine that can compliment cooler weather meals rich with golden fall flavors and warm spices. As always, I trust my Wine Guru, Ash Mehta of Tastes of the Valleys, to recommend wines best suited to pair with those rich autumnal flavors we all love to savor [...]
Executive Chef Steve Walls of Apple Farm Restaurant: Grilled Pork Loin Chop
October 11th, 2011
Georgina Executive Chef Steve Walls of Apple Farm Restaurant is one of the most talented and creative chefs of authentic American and California cuisine.  For the harvest season, he has created a great fall dish to share with me. It’s a grilled pork loin chop with apple, fennel and bacon chutney. The Apple Farm Restaurant is [...]
Central Coast Wines for Indian Summer
October 7th, 2011
Georgina Even though summer is coming to a close, some of our warmest weeks are still ahead of us. I asked my trusted wine guru, Ash Mehta, for a couple recommendations for Central Coast Wines that will best compliment those romantic Indian Summer Picnics or terrace dinners of fresh cool salads, cheese, charcuterie and fruit.
LaVitaFresca at Whole Foods Market: Marshmallows
August 3rd, 2011
Georgina Today, I want talk about marshmallows. Marshmallows are usually spongy, plastic cylinders that our kids beg us to buy. Most jet-puffed marshmallows would, much like a Twinkie or cockroach, survive a nuclear holocaust. I happen to love marshmallows but find most quite repulsive.
World Class Luxury in Shell Beach: Dolphin Bay Resort
June 15th, 2011
Georgina There is so much happening in food, wine and travel in California that I can hardly keep up with writing about it all. Strangely, I never miss the opportunity of conducting an interview with one of our exceptional winemakers, chefs or persons of interest or the chance to eat great food, drink great wine, and [...]


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