Below are stories beginning in 2022. For those published between June 2011 and September 2021, please visit my former website at this link.
Women’s Power in Wine: WTA nominees making a difference in the wine world
Dr. Elizabeth Smith - Writer from the USA, a former college professor turned award-winning writer, focuses on Central European wines and believes in the power of storytelling to shape the identity of wines.
From a college professor to an award-winning wine writer
Dr. Elizabeth Smith is a former college professor and wine club manager turned award-winning writer, copywriter, and marketer.
"Straight Outta Compline" Wine Shop
"Straight Outta Compline" Wine Shop – Where to drink more wine in Napa
Szentesi Érintés White and Red Etyek-Buda, Hungary 2021
Katalin (Kati) Szentesi brings to life these vibrant blends with her gentle touch
Vinarija Doja
"This is a story of our passion, our family, our wines... The story of Prokupac.”
Szentesi Pince Laska 2021, Etyek-Buda, Hungary
A ravishing red revival – only a few hundred bottles made!
Merlot: It’s (expletive) fine!
“Merlot: It’s (expletive) fine,” exclaimed Jonathan Cristaldi, the moderator for “Merlot Renaissance: Celebrating Two Decades Beyond Sideways,” at the annual Unified Wine & Grape Symposium in Sacramento January 23-25.
U.S. wine journalist Dr. Elizabeth Smith remembers Slovakia
In July 2023, wine journalist Dr. Elizabeth Smith visited Slovakia as a guest of Rastislav Demeš, owner of Tajna Winery.
Press Release: Information, Research and Discussions Highlight Wine and Winegrape Industry’s Largest Gathering
SACRAMENTO, CA, JANUARY 25, 2024. From every corner of the world, wine and winegrape professionals convened at the 30th annual Unified Wine & Grape Symposium this week in Sacramento.
My 2023 Wine and Winery of the Year
I'm thrilled to name the fkt Hárslevelű Gábor 2020 and Fekete Pince Somló as my favorite wine and winery of 2023.
Beyond Tokaji – Pushing the Boundaries of Hungarian Wines
Hungary’s 22 wine regions offer a variety of wines of remarkable value. Three of Credo’s latest imports push the boundaries of traditional winemaking.