A wine blog by Susannah Gold
I love to start holiday meals with bubbles and as always Ferrari graced my Mom's table for the New Year's meal that we celebrated last night. Ferrari has been a staple in our lives for many years. I am never disappointed when I drink a bottle of this wine, made from 100% Chardonnay grapes grown... Continue Reading →
Happy Passover to those who celebrate this holiday. Each year I try to bring a kosher wine to the Passover Seder and in the last years, it seems to be the same Italian winery that provides my kosher wine, Terra di Seta. It always pairs perfectly with my Mom's brisket, providing enough acidity to offset... Continue Reading →
With wine tasting season here and harvest underway around the world, there is so much to write about. First though, it is time to take stock, look at the year gone by and note with pleasure all that has taken place in the past year. I am not a religious person but I do like... Continue Reading →
Tonight I'm celebrating the new year with my family. I'll be having the usual fare but at least this year I will be drinking something I like, Chianti from Terra di Seta, the only all kosher winery in Italy. I wrote a long post about the winery earlier this year which you can read here.... Continue Reading →
Today is the first day of Passover. I had my first Seder last night with my parents and my niece. We had a pretty peaceful meal with the requisite brisket, horseradish, eggs, potatoes and other yummy items. Wine as always is an issue. This year my Mother brought a wine from the Veneto, a kosher... Continue Reading →
Last night I had the pleasure of meeting the owners of Terra di Seta, the only 100% Kosher winery in Italy and perhaps in Europe. The choice means that much of the wine produced will be exported because Italy has such a small Jewish population, around 40,000 people. The winery participated in the 5th annual... Continue Reading →
