About

Gabe Sasso has spent many of his vacations the last 2 decades traveling to wine regions. His curiosity about wine started, due in no small part, from being surrounded by a large Italian family. Most of his Uncles, his Father and his Grandfathers were all home winemakers. With that and many childhood trips to Italy as his Baptism into wine, his interest flourished as time passed. What was always a personal passion, bubbled to the surface as a part-time vocation. For the last several years, he’s been writing a popular wine blog, Gabe’s View. Additionally, he’s a freelance writer and the Wine Reviewer for Bullz-Eye.com.

David Vermeire lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for most of the 90’s. He spent many weekends discovering phenomenal wineries in every nook and cranny of California. During this time, he developed a real passion for wine that continues to deepen as the years roll by. Now living in NJ (not exactly the wine capital of the world), it has been a mission to turn on friends and family (ok . . . strangers and acquaintances too when he gets the chance) to great wines from around the world. Aside from wineries in the USA, he has had the opportunity to travel to France and Germany and experience their wine regions as well.

An Interview With Pezzi King Winemaker Christopher Barrett

Pezzi King Vineyards has been making wines in the Dry Creek Valley since 1993. They have an extensive range of offerings but are perhaps best known for their Zinfandels. Pezzi King were amongst the first to become known for making a designate Zinfandel from the famed Maple Vineyard. Today their focus is on Estate Wines. A recent visit to their property was a real eye opener for me. There is an astonishing amount of beauty in Dry Creek Valley Read The Whole Thing>>>

Dutcher Crossing – 2007 Charles F. Mathy Tribute Cabernet Sauvignon

Debra Mathy spent a great deal of time looking for the right Winery before ultimately purchasing Dutcher Crossing. She made most of that journey across states and continents with her Dad. Unfortunately he passed away after battling a long illness before Debra found Dutcher Crossing. However his guiding principles and the road they had traversed together helped her find the Winery she would purchase in 2007. In tribute to her dad Charles F. Mathy, Read The Whole Thing >>>