Syrah is the sole grape in the reds of the Northern Rhône Valley, but it's also a blending partner in Southern Rhône appellations, including Châteauneuf-du-Pape, where it adds structure and body to ...

any wine sealed with wax and a bad pun. Charles Back's 2001 Goats do Roam (about $9 and available literally everywhere and imported by Vineyard Brands) from South Africa is a real wine crafted ...

Small amounts of fine food and wine - sliver of foie gras ... I often have a couple of bottles in the fridge. Goats Do Roam 2001 (Sainsbury's, £4.99). Dreadful pun (although, apparently, goats ...

It remains widely grown there today, but the variety became so popular in the 1970s that for a time it became nearly synonymous with "white wine" in the U.S. Today, almost every wine-producing region ...

As with its fine red companion, its name may work against it where many seekers of fine wine are concerned. The juice is solid, though, modelled after the well-rounded whites of France's Côtes du ...

This well-rounded, youthful white wine may not reach the pinnacles of complexity, but it’s an excellent value for under $10. And it’s a lot of fun. This Rhone-style blend of white grenache ...

It seemed fitting to toast Nelson Mandela with a South African wine. In addition to everything else he accomplished, Mandela cleared the way for South Africa to emerge as a formidable presence on ...

labels that stand out tend to land in the shopping carts of wine consumers. After they decide to try a South African blend, many reach for one quirky bottle: Goats Do Roam, a play on the French ...

Fairview Estate is one for quirky promotion of its Goats Do Roam wines, built around the fact it is also South Africa's biggest producer of goat's cheese, but the wines, especially the reds ...

Odds and ends: This is one of those quirky labeled wines from the Goats do Roam company in South Africa ... Write him at P.O. Box 50749, Henderson, NV 89106-0749, or email him at gil@winevegas.com.