Here's a toast to Robert Mondavi, the likes of whom we may never see again.
There’s no icon like Robert Mondavi
But who is there to continue his American wine vision?
by
Alan Goldfarb
May 6, 2008
azing on the indescribable blue of the infinite Sea of Cortez at the southern tip of North America moves me to contemplate a bit. Among the many thoughts that the petty pace of a vacation allows is the noticeable void in the world of wine. The notion comes to me as I take a sip of a delicious Viognier made in the Guadalupe Valley of Baja, California, just as a gigantic wave crashes onto the beach a hundred yards away, which incredibly rocks the villa where I’m staying.
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