Roger Morris, Author at Wine Review Online

Anne Bousquet Builds an Organic Wine Juggernaut

by Roger Morris | December 4, 2024

Businesses – especially family-run businesses – are in many ways like relay races that can be won or lost according...

by Roger Morris | November 6, 2024

Have you ever had this really great idea, but your boss, or your spouse, or the investment capitalist bankrolling your...

by Roger Morris | October 12, 2024

Pritchard Hill is home to a small group of wineries which produce some of Napa Valley’s best and most-expensive Cabernet...

by Roger Morris | August 27, 2024

In wine, as is the case in most everything in life, there is a standard, and then there is everything...

by Roger Morris | August 3, 2024

I have this good friend, Rick, who retired a few years ago from his hectic day-to-day grind as an owner...

by Roger Morris | July 24, 2024

Can you imagine State Farm purchasing the Robert Mondavi winery? Who wouldn’t want to be their good neighbor? Or the...

by Roger Morris | July 3, 2024

I’ve been writing about wine in some capacity since the late 1970s and drinking it even longer, yet somehow I...

by Roger Morris | June 20, 2024

Evan Anderson has done something enviable – create a California winery from scratch, one that makes very good varietal wines...

by Roger Morris | May 8, 2024

People who own wineries love to talk glowingly about their vineyards and the wonderful capabilities of their terroirs. While their...

by Roger Morris | April 10, 2024

Sometimes the simplest solution may also be turn out to be the most difficult. And maybe not even the best...

by Roger Morris | March 15, 2024

Is the sky falling on Napa Valley? A colleague of mine, the writer W. Blake Gray, seems to think so....

by Roger Morris | February 14, 2024

Anyone in the wine trade who has visited Bordeaux more than once and has not yet stumbled across a Lurton...