There are some days where opening a schnitzel drive-in doesn't seem like a bad career move. Then again, it might not be as popular in Malibu as it is in Krems....(but doesn't that kind of look like a surfboard on top of the van?)
Clients
- Torbreck Vineyards
Torbreck winemaker David Powell crafts wine that reflects the character of Australia's Barossa Valley and are as monumental as any of the world's greatest. - Baker Lane
The Baker Lane Pinot Noir and Syrah Stephen Singer produces combine the best of both the old and new worlds- bold fruit is balanced by an elegant tannin structure, easily identifiable as being from Sonoma. - Martian Ranch & Vineyard
An eclectic grower of grape varietals both esoteric and otherwise... Martian Ranch is a young, biodynamically-farmed vineyard on Alisos Canyon Road in Los Alamos, California, where we take our farming much more seriously than we take ourselves. Planted to Rhône and Iberian grape varieties, the tasting room and winery are presently under construction. - Grassini Family Vineyards and Winery
A family owned winery located in Happy Canyon in, the Grassini Family is producing sustainably-farmed wines from the Bordeaux grape varieties that thrive in this pocket of central California's Santa Ynez Valley. Who knew that this area could produce world-class Cabernet Sauvignon and Sauvignon Blanc? - UVAGGIO
Italian grape varieties grown in California, beautifully turned into wine by master winemaker Jim Moore. They work with food, don't cost an arm and a leg, have acidity and lower alcohol levels than one might expect. It's wonderful juice that's widely available throughout the USA.
Currently Playing
Love & Revolution
Nicola Conte: Love & Revolution
Conte is making some of the most consistently enjoyable records I've heard lately. This one features some great vocal performances and the band is in fine form. This sounds almost like a continuation of his "Details" record, albeit with some slight personnel changes. Highly recommended.Real Life Stories
Donald Harrison: Real Life Stories
Talk about an album that grows on you, I don't remember how I ran across this one but I'm happy I did. Great playing (albeit with lots of restraint), the song selection is excellent and it's nicely recorded. Recorded over 10 years ago, it still sounds vital and fresh.Phil Ranelin, with Henry Franklin & Big Black: Perseverance
I met Henry Franklin in Japan back in 1983, but had been familiar with his "The Skipper at Home" LP from a few years before. He's got a distinctive sound and style on the upright bass and it works beautifully with Ranelin's Trombone work.Soul on Soul
Dave Douglas: Soul on Soul
Certain records just get under your skin (but in a good way). This is one of them. Buy it.Just A Little Lovin'
Shelby Lynne: Just A Little Lovin'
Transcendental music, familiar due to repeated listenings of the Dusty Springfield original yet Lynne brings out a lot that Dusty left in the studio. Highly recommended on vinyl...
Blogroll
- Malibu Sunsets
- Dan Fredman PR
- VeloceToday.com
- A360P
- Joe Dressner- a wine importer thinking out loud
- la gramiere - Amy Lillard
- Élevage - Vincent Fritzsche
- 750 mL - Nilay Gandhi
- Wine Days and Nights- Scott Tracy
- Tom Wark's Fermentation
- Fork & Bottle
- Jamie Goode's Wine Anorak
- Pinotphile
- Vinography
- Eric Asimov's "The Pour"
- Dr. Vino
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