Perks of Being a Food, Wine & Travel Writer AND No Free Lunch
John Lamkin Tequila from Las Villas de Mexico I agree heartily with the other bloggers that the real perks are the travel, the places you see and the people and […]
Archive for March, 2009
Perk–Thornton Winery’s Personal Invitation to Media
How lucky are we to be advised that we can take advantage of attending one of these at no charge as long as we are media. Good afternoon media partners: […]
Perk–Thornton Winery’s Personal Invitation to Media
How lucky are we to be advised that we can take advantage of attending one of these at no charge as long as we are media. Good afternoon media partners: […]
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Dining at a Chef’s Table should always be a titillating treat of tantalizing tastes. Traditionally, a Chef’s Table is located in the kitchen – where the guests can watch, and “ooh” and “ahh” as the Chef and his/her team work their culinary magic. That was not how it was at […] 
Amid a renaissance underway in San Diego’s Little Italy neighborhood, one new restaurant—Sirena—promises to bring Latin flair to the fare served up in this burgeoning community. This South American inspired seafood restaurant, which opened up to the public in October of 2014, dishes up a creative, sustainable and fresh-forward menu […] 
by Susan Newman Manfull, winner of the IFWTWA 2014 Emerging Writer Scholarship Award When I read the news earlier this month [October 2014] about the continued dramatic growth of exports of Provence rosé to the United States, I couldn’t help but think of Marcel Ott, the brilliant founder of Domaines […] 
Story and photos by Alex Palmer, winner of IFWTWA 2014 Professional Journalism Scholarship Award There are wine trails and nine distinct wine regions with companies like New Kent, Saude Creek, Dog and Oyster, and Philip Carter. Virginia is well-known for its wealth of U.S. history, but the reds and […] 
Chabil Mar Villas, Placencia, Belize The driver took us a short way along this narrow peninsula that is Placencia, through the heavy, expertly carved, gigantic wooden gates and into this eye-popping lush tropical paradise. We had arrived at Chabil Mar Villas. The first thing I noticed was the verdant, tropical […] 
