Tag Archives: Williams Selyem

Out With the Old [World], in with the New [World]

Posted on January 2, 2012 by Jonathan Cristaldi

On this beautiful sunny second day of the year Twenty Twelve, I pause momentarily to savor my last sip of Old World wine. That’s right: I’m never drinking another drop of Old World wine again. Ever. Said Jonny Cigar, to … Continue reading →

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Turkey-Day(s) Gone By

Posted on December 15, 2010 by Jonathan Cristaldi

Turkey-Day(s) Gone By This is my annual post (I began the tradition of posting about what I drank over Thanksgiving back in 1923). This is a fun, photo tour of the excellent time I had in Carlsbad, CA with family … Continue reading →

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Sebastopol, Healdsburg, Alexander Valley, Russian River

Posted on September 10, 2010 by Jonathan Cristaldi

Sebastopol, Healdsburg, Alexander Valley, Russian River Folks: you ever hear of a wine called Williams-Selyem? It looks like this: I had the fortunate experience of drinking the contents of the very bottle pictured above. I even wrote about it in … Continue reading →

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West Coast Holiday Wine-uh-pa-looza…

Posted on January 3, 2010 by Jonathan Cristaldi

West Coast Holiday Wine-uh-pa-looza… Good readers, I would like to give you a gift: the gift of knowing what I was able to drink this past xmas and new years, share with you my thoughts and then give you a … Continue reading →

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