Williamson Orchards and Vineyards, located in the heart of the Sunnyslope Wine Trail, has been family owned and operated for generations. What started off as a family homestead, is now a thriving orchard,
Coiled Wines owner and winemaker, Leslie Preston started her winemaking career in Napa. But her ties to her home state of Idaho were too strong to be denied, and as the winemaking scene
At Izzys Steakhouse, in the heart of San Francisco’s Marina district, renowned Sommelier Debbie Zachareas drives the wine program with considerable expertise. Crafting curated pairings and regularly rotating the wine menu to keep
History being made, one day at a time. As one of the core, trailblazing women winemakers in Napa, Pam Starr believes in innovation. Today, that takes the form of sustainability in wine and touches
Howdy, wine-drinkers! Welcome to another installment of Women in Wine. This series is all about celebrating women who work in the wine industry, from grape growers to winemakers to sommeliers. Our goal is
Fess Parker Winery is on my list of best wineries. Not only do they offer top notch wines, with a tasting room that overlooks a beautiful oasis of mountains, but a woman plays
Roxie Ward of Butternut Wines is a true inspiration. With over 20 years in the wine industry, Roxie has developed a passion for winemaking, which shows in each bottle of Butternut Wines. I
There’s no denying it: the wine world is still consumed by the patriarchy. As of 2022, lead women winemakers make up just 10% of the global wine industry (20% in Santa Barbara County
One of my favorite parts of wine is the opportunity to connect with the people & stories behind the bottle. Recently I had the chance to connect with a truly incredible winemaker, Gretchen,
March is an annual celebration of women and the history that’s guided us to where we are today. Each year, I take this month to put an additional focus on incredible women in
Rooted in tradition, crafted with care, and focused on sustainability, Castell d’Age is serving up some incredible wines that I just have to share. The history of Castell d’Age is tied to three
Wine and technology – two words that have rarely been used synonymously in the past. The world of wine is changing, there’s no doubt about that, and I’m all here for it. One
I had the opportunity to sit down with winemaker Anne Dempsey from Skyside Wines and chat about her truly stunning wines. Before we talk about the wines, let’s first talk a little about
Tell me a little bit about how your first year launching has been! It’s really exciting and really fun! It almost felt somewhat surreal for a very long time for me, but actually
What an oasis it was! This stunning property surrounded by vines is also home to a farmer’s market, vegetable garden, and more than a few rescued animals. While chatting with Lindsay Hoopes, I
Apothic Red was one of the first wines I remember buying for myself — and one of the first bottles I ever regularly stocked in my home bar. Inspired by the word “Apotheca”,
Chelsea Hoff holds a fierce tenacity for life. Recently I had the opportunity to sit down with Fearless winemaker and proprietress, Chelsea Hoff, and I was absolutely enthralled by her passion for life,
Hi friends, and welcome to a new blog post series that we’re calling “Paige’s Discoveries” — in partnership with Mirabelle Selects, I’m sharing some of my favorite, super interesting finds from their assortment
Emily, we like to kick things off with you telling us a little about yourself. Give us a little background on how you got into the wine industry. I grew up in a
Cecilia has a rather interesting and uncommon (but dreamy!) story of how she got into the wine industry. She makes stunning wines from unique varietals and isn’t afraid to do things her way.
Women have been making wine for centuries, but it wasn’t until recently that they began to receive the recognition they deserve.
Women winemakers are now responsible for some of the most acclaimed wines in the world, and their accomplishments are helping to break down barriers in the male-dominated world of wine. Women-owned wineries are also on the rise, offering visitors a chance to sample wines made by talented female vintners.
Whether you’re looking for a delicious bottle of white or a rare red, be sure to seek out wines made by women – support women in wine.
If you’re a female winemaker, vintner, or another role within the wine industry who would like to be interviewed by Paige, please send an email to hello@winewithpaige.com. I’d love to share your story!
