Stewart McLennan and Doug Minnick explain how they’re shining a spotlight on independent wine producers and turning a former insult into an accolade.
Stewart McLennan and Doug Minnick explain how they’re shining a spotlight on independent wine producers and turning a former insult into an accolade.
“Slave to the Vine: Confessions of a Vagabond Cellar Hand” recounts Darren Delmore’s time working crush at a remote vineyard on the Sonoma Coast — a wild ride fueled by wine, weed and women.
For the tricky job of getting wine out of barrels and into bottles, wineries call on mobile bottling trucks—tractor-trailers filled with all the equipment needed to sterilize, fill, cap and label thousands of bottles.
An old gas station finds new life as a stylish shop for wine and food lovers in San Luis Obispo.
It’s an unexpected location, but this unassuming industrial park is poised to become the area’s hippest new tasting destination.

Visitors to San Luis Obispo County’s North Coast are starting to discover something else among the wildlife and waves: wine. Eleven wineries now dot Highway 1 from Morro Bay to San Simeon, featuring hand-crafted, mostly small-lot wines.
It may have been San Diego where Chuck Silva helped forge the modern craft beer revolution as brewmaster at Green Flash Brewing Co., but when he decided to start his own brewery, he chose Paso Robles.
Ian Adamo, the sommelier and wine shop manager at Bistro Laurent in Paso Robles, shares his perspective on Hollywood’s newfound interest in his field.
Seaside outfits are riding a wave of tourist activity as the drought dries up inland water recreation options.
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