With the holiday season upon us, we here at The Grape Geeks often get questions about the etiquette of bringing wine to a dinner party or drop-in. While we consider wine to be the perfect hostess gift, there are a few tips to keep in mind.

With the holiday season upon us, we here at The Grape Geeks often get questions about the etiquette of bringing wine to a dinner party or drop-in. While we consider wine to be the perfect hostess gift, there are a few tips to keep in mind.
I promise you won’t believe some of the crazy things these winery employees have seen over the years.
Today’s bottle of choice is the Jean Philippe Moulin Champagne Rose from Naked Wines. This Champagne comes from Chardonnay with a hint of Pinot Noir for a fun and vibrant light pink color. This is a tasty and crisp Champagne that is perfect for the upcoming summer months.
Winemaker Ken Deis has spent nearly 40 vintages working with some of Napa Valley’s most prestigious wineries, from Heitz to Flora Springs to Joseph Phelps, all known for their tasty (and expensive) red wine.
Champagne is the perfect celebratory drink, but do you really require a true celebration to enjoy a bottle? I recently popped open a bottle of Jean Philippe Moulin Champagne Brut on a lazy Saturday afternoon.
Matt Parish Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve