Archive of: drinks

Not your average winemakers

All this is just a nice story until you taste what Morgan makes. Then you realize the grape didn't fall far from the vine. (From the Fall 2010 issue of SONOMA)

STORY DAVID BOLLING, PHOTOS ROBBI PENGELLY

The history and mystery of Scribe

(From the Fall 2010 issue of SONOMA)

STORY SARAH BERKLEY PHOTOS TONY RUSSO

one winery, one wine

In 2006 Bill Canihan was a mortgage banker for commercial real estate in San Francisco when an existential door opened in front of him and the voice inside his head said, "Enter." (From the Fall 2010 issue of SONOMA)

STORY DAVID BOLLING PHOTOS ROBBI PENGELLY

The real King of Beer

Here in Wine Country the grape rules. Beer? It's the homely stepsister. Wine goes to the ball. Beer stays home for family barbecues (From the Fall 2010 issue of SONOMA) (From the Fall 2010 issue of SONOMA)

EMILY CHARRIER-BOTTS, PHOTOS ROBBI PENGELLY

Limoncello

When life hands you lemons, make limoncello,

stiory Therese Nugent photos ROBBI PENGELLY

Young Will on Old Hill

STORY KATE WILLIAMS PHOTOS ROBBI PENGELLY

Holiday cheer

STORY THERESE NUGENT PHOTO ROBBI PENGELLY

One wine, one rose

Schug made his first pinot in 1954 and, with a few digressions, it has been his life’s (and his wife’s) work.

story BRADLEY GRAY photos ROBBI PENGELLY

Bud to bottle

Photographing the steps along the way from pruning, through budbreak, suckering, bloom, véraison, harvest, crushing, fermenting, cellaring and, finally, bottling.

story DAVID BOLLING photos ROBBI PENGELLY

Just say Ahh

If you’re lucky you’ll meet him with a glass of pinot pressed to your lips. If you’re really lucky, you’ll have two, and you’ll be sitting at his dining room table in a verdant villa above Glen Ellen.

story SARAH BERKLEY photos ROBBI PENGELLY