By Vegas Wineaux, on June 25th, 2010%
 I had learned about the wine event through Vegas4Locals, a company that keeps us locals up to date on events going on in town. I’m always looking for wine stuff, so this was a treat. At $25, the price was more than reasonable, especially for a Strip property. As soon as I strolled into the pool area, I knew I’d done the right thing. The venue was gorgeous. . . . → Read More Here: Old Vegas, the Trop, UnWine, and Me
By Vegas Wineaux, on May 2nd, 2010%
The first two bottles were great, don’t get me wrong. This one (time to rest? bottle variation? planet alignment? full moon? sun spots?) was absolutely outstanding, and I stretched that bottle out over two nights. It lost almost nothing the second evening. . . . → Read More Here: Drinkin’ Smoke – 2005 Abiouness Pinot Noir
By Vegas Wineaux, on April 29th, 2010%
What’s interesting – at least to my eyes and is the complete antithesis of American White Zin producers – they are using a green bottle and though I’ve only been able to look at it in pictures, the wine actually looks, well, *white*! . . . → Read More Here: White Zin in South Africa. Argh.
By Vegas Wineaux, on April 24th, 2010%
The Trader Joe’s tasting was quite an eye-opener for many of us who tend to have more, um, *polished* palates than the average person. Okay, I’ll just say it. We’re wine snobs. . . . → Read More Here: Vegas Wineaux Meets Trader Joe’s!
By Vegas Wineaux, on April 22nd, 2010%
The 2007 Kiamie White Kuvée is a serious wine in spite of the kitschy spelling of cuvée. A blend of 65% Viognier and 35% Rousanne, it has seen oak, but unlike many Viognier and Viognier blends, it is most definitely not a Napa Chard wannabe. . . . → Read More Here: 2007 Kiamie White Kuvee – Yum!
By Vegas Wineaux, on April 3rd, 2010%
The Wineaux Guy and I did some reviews of Zinfandels and other wines while there, and we did one-minute commentaries on the various Zins that we tasted at the Grand Tasting. But the most memorable part of this is the hat. . . . → Read More Here: Zin Fest Updates – Coming!
By Vegas Wineaux, on March 30th, 2010%
 While gophers, squirrels, deer, and rabbits are the vermin that American grape growers have to deal with – they’ve never had to deal with baboons! . . . → Read More Here: America Doesn’t Monkey Around with Wine
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