Category: Travel
Day 1 in France
Early Friday morning Amy and I drove to the airport and boarded a flight to Atlanta. Once in Atlanta we hastily made our way to the very furthest end of this behemoth of an airfield to catch our connecting flight ...
Look back in ambiguity
End of the year posts are all the rage. It seems like every blog has an obligatory post highlighting some sort of 'best' list from the previous year. Why should we here at Another Wine Blog be any different? Well, ...
Wine for the Holidays: America’s Most-Visited Winery
There are plenty of people who do exactly what they're told. Who follow all of the rules. Who "know their place" from birth to death. The type of people who do not see a bullfighter's red cape when someone tells ...
View from a Santorini Winery
When we travel to wineries and wine regions, it seems we never have enough time for me to take pictures. Joe gets bored waiting for me and ends up spending most of his time talking to our travel ...
Greek Food is probably not what you think
Most everyone has had Greek food. Sharp feta, tangy black olives, crisp sheets of filo all come to mind, with lots of olive oil. I found all of those things in both Athens and Santorini, but they were not at ...
Some photos from Santorini
Due to a very tight schedule here in Greece, we have taken tons of photos, copious notes, and gathered up literature from as many places as we can, but have really not had the chance to write anything. In the ...
Madeleine’s Wine Bistro: The Classiest Place Around
We've talked at length about what we lost when Hurricane Ike rolled in and waterboarded everything in its path. One of the hardest hit areas after Galveston was the resort area of Kemah, Texas. There was a wine and piano ...
Crescent City Phoenix – The Return of New Orleans
When you say "New Orleans" it is difficult not to think of Hurricane Katrina. So when we first were invited to fly into town for "Harrah's Greatest Weekend Ever" the cynic in me thought, "they don't want us to see ...
Another Wine Blog Does Dallas!
Most Saturday afternoons you'll find us in Houston, enjoying Tintos tapas and tastings with a group called the Urban Wineauxs. As defined by the groups' creator Iris Allen: an Urban Wineaux is "A wine connoisseur who consumes large quantities of ...
