This month the Wine Pairing Weekend writers are turning their spotlights on BIPOC winemakers. That's the acronym for Black, Indigenous and People of Color, if you are unfamiliar. David of Cooking Chat is hosting this theme for the third year in a row. Read David's invitation. As I mentioned, this is the third year we've looked at this theme. And, each year, I walk away with a list of new bottles to find from BIPOC winemaker. This year, here's the line-up... Celebrating BIPOC

This month the Wine Pairing Weekend writers are turning their spotlights on BIPOC winemakers. That's the acronym for Black, Indigenous and People of Color, if you are unfamiliar. David of Cooking Chat is hosting this theme for the third year in a row. Read David's invitation. One of the reasons I love participating in these wine pairing groups: I learn something new at every event. and I always walk away with an ever increasing shopping list of wines to track down. I got my h

This month the Wine Pairing Weekend group is looking at wines made from new-to-them grapes. I am hosting and am excited to see what wines the other writers have discovered; there are grapes from Italy, Greece, and more in the list. All the articles will be live between Friday and Saturday before our Google Meet discussion. If you are reading this early enough, and want to join in the conversation, click on the link. Here's the New-To-Us Grape Line-Up... 2 Organic Red Sparkler

This month the Wine Pairing Weekend writers are diving into pairings with grapes varieties that are new to them. I am hosting and can't wait to see how adventurous we all get. To kick off the 2023 #WinePW series, I am inviting the Wine Pairing Weekend crew to explore a grape that's new to them. I love learning new things and I, especially, love tracking down oddball wines. It doesn't even have to be an oddball wine. It's just a wine that the writer has never poured and paired