Woman on Wine
with Amy Reiley
It’s proven that women are more sensitive than men to the subtleties of taste. They also tend to give more provocative, enticing descriptions of wine. That’s why we have women do our wine writing. (We do also welcome the views of men but our two wine columnists happen to both be women.) Enter Woman on Wine.
In her monthly column, Woman on Wine, our internationally recognized wine and spirits writer and woman on wine Amy Reiley brings us her personal tasting notes. Inspired by wine trends and sometimes just a great wine, Reiley’s column goes in-depth into wine topics you want to learn about, with tasting notes for wines you’ll be running out to try.
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What Does a Wine Critic Drink?–a week in the life of a wine writer
/0 Comments/in Woman on Wine /by Amy Reiley+Woman on Wine with Amy Reiley Each month I try to select a theme for my Woman on Wine column that provides an opportunity to feature a grape or region or winery. I love the chance to offer information on a wine that might be a new discovery or unlock some mystery about the world […]
Wines for Indian Summer–wines that suit the in-between season
/0 Comments/in Woman on Wine /by Amy Reiley+Woman on Wine with Amy Reiley I know I said earlier this summer that I wanted to guide readers to wines other than Rosé for summer drinking. And I did. But now that the air is turning crisp and the leaves prepare to fall, I’m going to talk about that ubiquitous summer wine. Why have […]
Summer Vacation Wines
/0 Comments/in Woman on Wine /by Amy Reiley+Woman on Wine with Amy Reiley In my head, I’ve been planning this installment of Woman on Wine to be “what I drank on my summer vacation.” Perhaps because I have a first grader, I took on the challenge as though it was a primary school essay. But when I actually began to record the […]
Drink Champagne in Summer…Just Because
/0 Comments/in Woman on Wine /by Amy Reiley+Woman on Wine with Amy Reiley This time of year, I’m typically hired to write about rosé. It is THE wine of summer these days. And that’s wonderful. I love rosé. It’s made from red wine grapes removed from the skin so that the resulting wine is generally light and crisp–perfect for summer. So why […]
Aged Champagne–the exciting experience of tasting great Champagne as it ages
/0 Comments/in Woman on Wine /by admin+Woman on Wine with Amy Reiley Last month I attended a seminar on what happens when Champagne ages. The truth is, the presenter didn’t delve too much into the chemistry or history of aging Champagne. So I don’t feel as though I walked away with a greater understanding of what happens in the bottle. But […]