Looking for holiday tips for everything from recipes to entertaining to delicious wine pairings? Deborah Evans, our Hospitality Manager, is here to help!
When you think of Hanukkah food, latkes, sufganiyot, and maybe brisket probably comes to mind. But, Hanukkah doesn’t have to mean oil and heavy fried foods. So, if you haven’t yet added cheese to your celebrations, it’s time.
Author and Consulting Chef Karista Bennett puts a modern spin on a classic Holiday recipe, which will thrill and delight your friends and family for Thanksgiving dinner.
Tips for succulent roast turkey to sweet and tart cranberry sauce to savory stuffing. Pair your Thanksgiving dishes with these Cultivar Wines, from Chardonnay to Pinot to a Bordeaux Blend and even a just released Port.
Growers were a little on edge for this year’s harvest, with California in a severe drought and the specter of wildfires still looming from 2020. But we’re thrilled to report that the Caspar Estate Sauvignon Blanc harvest was…
For this year’s National Cabernet Day, we thought it’d be fun to take a tour of the appellations where Cultivar and Caspar’s grapes are grown and sourced. So, pour a glass of your favorite Cab, and let’s take a virtual journey through the heart of Napa Valley!
Cultivar Wine is well known for our production of small lot, terroir-driven wines. For the summer of 2021, we’re taking that mission to the next level with the release of 4 of the best red wines of summer, each one truly reflecting a sense of place.
With summertime heat blazing down on you, is a deep, rich glass of Cabernet Sauvignon the best choice? Do you really want a glass of red wine on a hot summer day? We found a most surprising answer…
When we say these wines are critically acclaimed, we’re not kidding. In just these last few months, Cultivar Wine and Caspar Estate have captured the attention of an impressive array of wine critics and competitions alike.
Why has Cultivar Wine sourced Cabernet Sauvignon from the tiny Leaky Lake Vineyard exclusively for the past decade for our only single-vineyard designate wine? There’s a good answer for that…
