The only thing rarer than original thought is, perhaps, the courage to act on it. “One of the criteria for doing a harebrained thing like starting a winery is you have to be a romantic idealist,” Earl says.… Read More Innovators: Abacela
Against the backdrop of a world turning itself into a Dali canvas, there is reassurance in connecting with handcraft, labor, the senses. Wine is, more than ever, more than a diversion; it is a link to the past and future.… Read More Small is Beautiful: Celler Gurgu
Wine is a broad church, and gets broader with every creative, entrepreneurial soul who turns their love for the Dionysian sup into a way of life. Cathy Huyghe is one such soul. A grand-daughter of Pennsylvania coal miners on both sides of her family, she retains (as she quips) a “sensitivity to the working stiff.”… Read More A Life in Wine: Cathy Huyghe
