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Music, Food, and Wine for must! charities

May 31, 2013 matt 5 Comments

must! charities

As some of you may know, Annie and I heard about this local charity, must! charities, a while back and decided to get involved with them due to their focus on our local area and because of the amazing people that are involved. Our involvement thus far has been to donate a little … [Read more...]

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Video: Rhone Rangers at Caliza Winery

May 27, 2013 matt 5 Comments

Vines on the Marycrest

  Last week we headed over to Caliza Winery in Paso Robles for a Viognier tasting put on by the Rhone Rangers. Actually, thanks to our friend Steve B. for telling us about this little event…otherwise we would have missed it. Basically, there were 14 to 20 (I didn’t take … [Read more...]

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A Hoot 'n Annie Wine Run

May 13, 2013 matt 6 Comments

Hug Cellars

So, Happy Day After Mother’s Day! See, I think we can make everyday a Holiday of some sort and celebrate with alcohol and piñatas. Okay, maybe just the alcohol, no need to give a bunch of drunk adults baseball bats to swing blindly at a piñata…just seems like a bad idea. Now … [Read more...]

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The Paso Robles CAB Collective

May 3, 2013 matt 4 Comments

1980 Eberle Cabernet Sauvignon

There’s a new event in town and it doesn’t appear as though they’re messing around. The Paso Robles CAB Collective is a group focused on spreading the word on Paso Robles Cabernet Sauvignon and Bordeaux style wines. … [Read more...]

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Paso Robles Wine: Villa Creek Cellars

February 20, 2013 matt 2 Comments

Villa Creek Wine

A couple weeks back we headed out on the wine trail, imagine that. We ended up at Thacher (which we posted about on Monday) and finally made it out to Villa Creek Cellars. Villa Creek has been on our radar for some time for two reasons: 1.) when we’ve tried their wine at Villa … [Read more...]

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News From Paso Robles: Matt Ortman Joins Villa San Juliette Winery and More

January 18, 2013 matt Leave a Comment

Matt Ortman

Hello again folks. Below you will find some tidbits of news and events going on in Paso Robles or surrounding areas. These are things I find in my own research or that are emailed to me. We have started posting the things we find interesting, odd, or informational in some of our … [Read more...]

Fun With Hoot 'n Annie, Wine Makers

TastingRoom.com; Another Adventure, #32

October 12, 2012 matt 8 Comments

TastingRoom.com

More specifically, A Taste Adventure Tour of Mendocino. Annie picked this up from TastingRoom.com a while back when we were trying to plan a pre-baby vacation up to Mendocino. But as you can guess, life got busy with trying to buy a house, moving, prepping for the baby (who will … [Read more...]

Wine Makers Cabernet Franc, Mendocino, Petit Verdot, Pinot noir, Sauvignon blanc, Wine

Cork Dork? Everybody Needs One in Their Life!

September 12, 2012 matt Leave a Comment

The Cork Dorks

That being said, we feel pretty lucky to have two. Our buddies Adam and Jeremy make up the local dynamic duo infamously referred to as “The Cork Dorks”. We knew these guys before they were “Cork Dorks”, but does that mean they were just “dorks” when we met them? A question for us … [Read more...]

Wine Makers, Wine Tourism Adam, bordeaux, Cork, Cork Dorks, Halter Ranch Vineyard, paso robles, Paso Robles California, San Luis Obispo County California

The Romance of Wine

August 13, 2012 matt 3 Comments

I think that living in wine country and always being around it makes one lose some of the romantic feelings about wine. When you’re constantly around it and most of the people you know are directly involved in the industry you start hearing a lot of what goes on behind the … [Read more...]

Wine Makers, Wine Tourism California, paso robles, Paso Robles California, Recreation, Rhône wine, Tablas Creek Vineyard, Wine, Winery

Villicana Winery: Big Booze in Wine Country

July 11, 2012 matt Leave a Comment

Villicana re:find

  One thing I love about this paradise we call Paso Robles is that there are many creative and interesting things going on besides wine. Don’t get me wrong, you know I love wine…but the same old thing day in and day out can get boring for just about anyone…right?? One of … [Read more...]

Wine Makers Gin, paso robles, Paso Robles California, Villa Creek, Villicana, Vodka, Wine, Winery

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