The Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa’s Reynolds Family Winery could be a cult classic, but that doesn’t seem to drive winery owner Steve Reynolds. Reynolds was recently in town and shared a bottle of his 2005 Estate Cab with me. Year after ...
Balvenie’s U.S. Ambassador, Andrew Weir, hosted a scotch dinner at Pappas Bros. Friday night for twenty lucky patrons. Bottles included 15-year-old single barrel, 18-year-old madiera-cask, and 21-year-old doublewood scotches, all paired with ...
Working up a sweat on the back end of a 45-foot wooden fishing boat five miles out at sea seems an unlikely place for a golfer to spend a perfectly good morning. Yet here I am, draped head to toe in waterproof gear, entrenched in hand-to-hand combat ...
Hallelujah! There’s still a place in America where Bud Light is not the most popular beer, restaurants all over town – even fast-food outlets and street vendors – use seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, and more people play golf on an ...
American Airlines thinks Santa Fe is red hot. So does Rob Harper, the head of real estate development for Dallas-based Unity Hunt, Inc. And so does the Blackstone Group, the giant hedge fund operator that owns Hilton Hotels, which recently opened a ...
We were slinking up a series of narrow switchbacks, rising along red-clay cliffs from Shipwreck Beach on the way to Lanai’s only town. The sun high and bright, we dropped the convertible top of our rented Jeep and barreled south along a narrow ...
Like me, many travelers to Scotland believe that among the joys in life, few are more satisfying than a round of golf on the edge of the sea, perhaps on a blustery afternoon where the silver clouds and the dusky horizon melt into each other, or ...