by Jo Diaz | Jul 13, 2016 | History, Petite Sirah, PS I Love You, Wine, Wine HIstory
My hat’s off to you, sir, as I join the legion of others who celebrate all of your contributions. You not only enriched the PS I Love You agenda, but you have enriched my life, too. I asked, you helped. What more could anyone ask of another and be so rewarded for years to follow?
by Jo Diaz | Oct 12, 2015 | Petite Sirah, Wine, Winemaker, Winemaking, Winery
Petite Sirah winemakers know firsthand why PS is a winemakers wine. I know that, too, as the founding director of PS I Love You. But most wine writers still don’t understand. So, I asked some winemakers that I know, “Why do you make Petite Sirah?”...
by Jo Diaz | Oct 8, 2015 | France, Wine
France and its wines I have traced myself back to Charlemagne. And, yes, so can many other people of Europe, because he had 17 children with eight of his 10 known wives (or concubines). So, where does that put me? In line also with Pippin the Short, Charles Martel,...
by Jo Diaz | Aug 21, 2015 | Viticulture, Wine, Wine Making, Winemaker, Winemaking, Winery, Zinfandel
This is Day 4 (and the final day this week) of a series for Robert Biale Vineyards commemorating 25 years of their dedication to preserving historic vineyards. It’s not just about growing wine grapes for the Biale team. It about history, people, wine grapes,...
by Jo Diaz | Aug 20, 2015 | Petite Sirah, PS I Love You, Vineyards, Viticulture, Wine, Wine Business, Wine Making, Zinfandel
This is Day 3 of a series for Robert Biale Vineyards commemorating 25 years of their dedication to preserving historic vineyards. It’s not just about growing wine grapes for the Biale team. It about history, people, wine grapes, terroir, and the best use for all...
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