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The Bubbly Girl is making a list of the best bubbly for New Year's and checking it twice for the nex

10/09/2025

If you’re looking for a sophisticated, delicious and fun new dining experience in San Francisco, check out They serve beautiful itameshi cuisine, a Japanese homage to Italian flavors, in a jewel box space by at the foot of the But instead of being stuffy, AMA brings the fun with inventive drinks, a magical egg and kakigori shaved ice desserts. Extend your evening at the supper club space with dreamy colors and shapes, a fun shareable menu and curated team of DJs spinning the songs your soul’s been missing. Thanks for inviting me to the preview party🙏🏾

06/20/2025

No one knows what the red drink was at the first Juneteenth celebrations. But as eleoquently details in hibiscus was a beloved red drink across the diaspora.

I first tasted it as sorrel in Trinidad and though I love Latin American jamaica, my favorite way to drink it is as Senegalese bissap. Just steep dried hibiscus with fresh mint and that’s it. Add a little stevia, raw honey and ice ice. Freeze it into a slushee or popsicle. (It’s also 🔥 with a lil gin or a fair stand in for red wine when you don’t want alcohol.)

Hibiscus tea is bright, refreshing and loaded with all kind of health benefits. Comment RED if you want to know more:-)🌺

06/15/2025

Did you know any red wine grape can be made into a rosé? When I pick a bottle I’m looking for one that says something a little different. Here are four rosés made with unconventionally delicious grapes that are worth seeking out! 🍇

1. Rosé of Sangiovese has depth + lip smacking fruit

2. teamed up with friend for a Premiere Rosé of Cab Sauv. Check out her own organic Petite Sirah + Cab Rosé while it lasts

3. blends Cab Franc with Cab Sauv, Malbec + Paseante Noir into a wine brimming with flowers + fruit

4. La Fête Rosé from Provence blends seven grapes including Grenache, Syrah and Cab for their refreshing rosé

06/10/2025

Thanks to and his fab team for the book signing hospitality + shenanigans. These beautiful ladies Vanessa and her wife Nicole were the first to buy a signed copy of The Smart Traveller’s Wine Guide: Napa Valley. It’s a perfect gift and guide for people who love wine or want to know a bit more about the best places to sip, dine, shop and sleep in Napa Valley. It officially drops at the end of the month from so get yours from your favorite bookseller.

03/21/2025

Old wines are like old people. They’re full of surprises:-)
White wine with red meat sounds weird, but sometimes it works. The deep and bright notes in this 2008 Chenin Blanc are really vibing with the rare beef, Parmigiano Reggiano and arugula.
While we associate Chenin Blanc with the Loire , it’s a heritage grape in Napa Valley that’s making a comeback in a range of style. Curious? Check out Chenins from and

Have you tried Napa Valley Chenin Blanc lately?

10/27/2023

So how are you celebrating World Champagne Day? I suggest uncorking one of these fantastic champagnes under $60! Story 🥂🍾🥂

05/26/2023

Looking for a way to keep cool this summer? Try this classic minty mojito or one of the delicious variations in this guide from photo credit: .conerly

01/26/2023

Impressed with my first visit to in Atherton for a dinner. Fun conversation with tablemates including skateboarder turned winemaker about his expressive Pinot Noirs, Syrahs, Chardonnays and a rare Trousseau Noir that all told their own little stories of place.

Selby’s gives major Spruce vibes because it’s by the same team. Expect crisp service, updated takes on dishes like cassoulet and Parker House Rolls and a bar that’s a highlight of this modern, clubby restaurant.
Thanks for the invite 🥂

01/16/2023

“Those who are not looking for happiness are the most likely to find it, because those who are searching forget that the surest way to be happy is to seek happiness for others.” - MLK Jr.

Sometimes I forget he did all this by age 39. Thank you Dr. King for living a life of purpose, so Black people like me have the opportunity to find happiness by serving others. 🙏🏾👑✊🏾

Photo credit: Moneta Sleet Rights: St. Louis Art Museum

12/15/2022

Still swirling and savoring the insights and inspiration shared at the Latinx Wine Summit presented by

Thanks to our hosts and all the speakers, sponsors, allies and supporters who made it possible. Biggest takeaway: Whatever it is you want to do- write a book, start a podcast, make wine? Don’t wait for permission- just do it! Other learnings:

“People who tend vines are highly skilled professionals who deserve the respect and the title vineyard stewards.” - Daniela Bazán of

If you’re goi g to make an impact in your industry … you’ve got to be a GOAT. -
Armando Tam of

“I have knocked on many doors. Many of them have not opened but the right ones were.”- Nancy Ulloa

“That UC Davis winemaking degree was just gold. And I didn’t have it. I said screw it I’m going to do it myself.” -
Cristina Gonzales of who makes biutuful

“I don’t like going to Napa and paying $ 40 for a charcuterie board. It’s like an expensive Lunchable.” -

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