 Welcome to Wine Lovers Monthly, a site devoted to people who love to enjoy the experience of wine-drinking and a place for any novice to start enjoying wine. We feature the latest in new wines, the grapes that are being used, and the vinters who are producing wines all over the world. Each month we will take you on a trip around the world to follow the stories of wine makers and wine drinkers who all share a love of wine and ask them to share their knowledge with you. |
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 Making the transition to becoming a wine drinker is not as complex as people make it out to be. Over the years the enjoyment of wine has crossed the thresholds of income barriers and allowed people of all wallet sizes to enjoy the all too common arrogance of wine tasters around the world. Every expert wine taster had to start somewhere, and so can you. It's as easy as going to your local grocery store and walking down the wine isle. There are a few simple concepts that can help any novice begin enjoying wine. |
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A spiritual and romantic experience just outside Gator County Family-owned and operated, the Dakotah Winery and Vineyards is haven for both wine lovers and animals. The picturesque winery was established in 1985 with 200 grape vines. Today the Dakotah Winery is a 12-acre site with over 6,000 grape vines.
The ambiance of the Dakotah Winery is accentuated by the pond and bird sanctuary, which can be seen from the winery's deck. The pond and sanctuary are home to wood ducks, purple martins, hooded mergansers and other migratory birds, along with a variety of exotic fish. |
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California Grape Growers Brace for New Illegal Immigrant LawWith President Bush’s signing the new law requiring employers to fire most illegal immigrant workers or risk facing hefty fines, the California wine industry is bracing for what could be one of its gravest crises in memory. |
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