How cool is it we have wineries in Boulder that send out messages like the one below? This looks to be a screaming deal for $20 and is a chance to find that wine from … Continue reading Vertical Syrah Tasting … of Colorado Wines
Fortunately, in Boulder, gorgeous blue skies often accompany our snowy winter days. However, the initial fervent excitement that ski season brings tends to wear its welcome come mid-March, when we yearn for consistently warm days. … Continue reading Staying Happy, Healthy, and Socially Connected; How to Evade the Winter Blues
2020 – not just an address (2020 Ionosphere Street, Longmont), not just the name of a great new establishment … but the gold standard for vinous acuity in wine pairing. So lets dive in with some … Continue reading Pairings from a Pro
Did you know that Boulder Wine Merchant offers free wine education classes, led by owner and Master Sommelier, Brett Zimmerman? Maybe I miss the classroom setting or learning something new every day, but when I … Continue reading Boulder Wine Merchant Expertise for Free
Drinking to raise money for a good cause; who could ever be opposed to that? Drinking good wine for a cause is even better. Boulder Wine Merchant, owned by Brett Zimmerman, hosts free wine tastings … Continue reading Wines for Floods: Boulder’s Flood Wine Brand
Wine tastings can go one of two ways: impersonal and rushed or intimate and educational. Though wine tastings are a great way to sample unknown wines, I also like to learn about the wines I’m … Continue reading Cured: Wine Tasting and Education in One
On the subject of wine, I am on the receiving end of the same questions over and over again. The first, not surprisingly, is: “what is your favorite wine?” The answer is fluid, pun intended. … Continue reading Tasting the Town (for free)
Spring seduces everyone. How could you not notice the tips of daffodils and crocus’ nosing eagerly through the hardened ground? The rhubarb unfurling its leaves on ruby-colored stems, the bright green shoots of chive, onion, … Continue reading Boulder County Farmer’s Market Springs to Life April 5
