As a “thank you,” they always give us a bottle of wine. The bottles have no sleeves or any other identifying marks on them. We don’t drink wine. Never has anyone seen us drink it ...

“I remember it fondly because it came in a clay jug that you could use for a candle holder ... “These bottles are like old friends. My hope is that other wine enthusiasts will drink ...

As a “thank you,” they always give us a bottle of wine. The bottles have no sleeves or any other identifying marks on them. We don’t drink wine. Never has anyone seen us drink it ...

“I’m generally flying with bottles in both directions,” she says ... which is lighter and cheaper than shipping a heavy case of wine. “It feels like you’re shedding clothes, then ...

The reds stay in closer to a year. For every 1,000 pounds of grapes pressed, Flaherty gets about 100 gallons of wine, which translates to about 500 bottles. The general rule of thumb, he said ...

The use of cork (crafted from the bark of a specific type of oak tree, Quercus suber) placed inside the neck of the wine bottle is a 350-year-old technology. This alone should be a reason to question ...

As a “thank you,” they always give us a bottle of wine. The bottles have no sleeves or any other identifying marks on them. We don’t drink wine. Never has anyone seen us drink it ...

National Wine Day, always on May 25, is on the horizon. That’s also Memorial Day weekend, where a few days off and family and neighborhood cookouts offer opportunities to open a bottle or two.

As a “thank you,” they always give us a bottle of wine. The bottles have no sleeves or any other identifying marks on them. We don’t drink wine. Never has anyone seen us drink it ...

A new wine shop and bar, offering a lineup of wines aimed at an alternative and inclusive wine community, has opened in the space formerly occupied by the Bay Grape on Solano Avenue in Napa.

Joneck’s Wine Lounge and Bottle Shop, shown at its current East Sacramento location on H Street, is set to relocate to midtown Sacramento this summer. Marcus D. Smith msmith@sacbee.com An East ...