Tag Archives: Robert Foley Vineyards

Jonny on Selling New York (HGTV)

Posted on June 15, 2012 by Jonathan Cristaldi

I had the privilege of hosting an exclusive wine tasting in Emeril Lagasse’s townhouse for the Kleier’s – the stars of Selling New York on HGTV. (See a little mention on Curbed!) See some screen shots below that I grabbed from my … Continue reading →

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From Slow Wine to Speed Tasting

Posted on February 3, 2012 by Jonathan Cristaldi

“No thank you, I think I’ll have a beer,” said my shadow to me. “Six more weeks of winter,” I said to no one there. This particular week, the wine trail has lead me to Over-Done-It-Land, but in high fashion! … Continue reading →

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Fooled by Foley

Posted on April 2, 2009 by Jonathan Cristaldi

Two days ago I uncorked a 2005 Robert Foley Merlot. To mine shock and horror, the wine was not the smooth, silky, chocolaty nectar that I was anticipating – and I have come to revere this wine as a wine … Continue reading →