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But hey!… It’s a new year. It is time to try new things, reinvent yourself, and get that gym membership that you will use a few times in January and abandon come February. But, more importantly, we think it’s time to step out of your comfort zone and try some unique California wines from winemakers who are subverting the norm and challenging the status quo of what wine is.
This blog will give you our recommendations for some unique wines from here in California you should sip on in 2022. We will tell you what makes this wine unique and what we like about it.
You're in the wine isle, looking for an good wine to buy. A wine with a cool label catches your eye, you read it’s made with a suitable grape variety and learn it only costs $17 - perfect for your budget! Directly to the right of that bottle, you notice another neat wine label. Take a closer look...it’s $100! “Wow,” you think, ”that is pricey.” Yep, $100 wine exists and people are willing to pay for it. Does the $100 price tag mean that the wine is objectively almost six times better than the less expensive $17 wine? Or is it just marketing mumbo-jumbo and the wines are equally tasty?
This blog will give you insider info...the secret on what separates a cheap wine and an expensive wine. We’ll help you decide how to determine the best option for your taste buds AND your bank account.
"Easter weekend my family and I visited a local goat farm. We played with baby goats, toured the farm, and had a lovely picnic (yup, with Lucky Rock Pinot Noir). It was the stereotypical hipster Bay Area family weekend outing. We purchased over-priced cheese, pondered a simpler life, and went home due to nap-time commitments."
