A Grape Education

09/07/2026

Halloween decorations are up—now it’s time to w**e down. 💀🍷

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09/03/2026

Perfect last-minute dinner pairing: Trader Joe’s mushroom risotto and Langhe Nebbiolo. 🍄🍷 Seriously, a match made in heaven.

ItalianWine

08/18/2026

A perfect summer night with friends, great w**e, and beautiful views at Bokisch Vineyards. 🍷🌅 Feeling pretty lucky to have a w**ery this fabulous right in my backyard!


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Bokisch Vineyards

07/01/2026

Work. Family. Life. Somehow we keep all the balls in the air… most days. 😉🍷

Good friends help. Good w**e helps too.

It takes a village and a vineyard (preferably in Italy). 🇮🇹🥂

05/08/2026

Some stories don't need a spotlight...
they're written in the w**e itself.

Winemaker Franck Lambert, pictured here in one of our vineyards, started with Stama w**ery in 2012, represents a quiet force behind the evolution of Lodi w**e, where craftsmanship rises above commodity.

With roots in France and a global w**emaking journey, his approach is grounded in balance, patience, and respect for the fruit. It's a philosophy that reflects what many are rediscovering today...w**e is not just made... it's guided.

As highlighted in Comstock's Magazine's "The Commodity Mystique" by Mark Larson, the value of w**e isn't found in volume, but in the hands that shape it and the story it carries.

At Stama Winery, that belief lives in every pour. From vineyard to glass, we honor the craft, the people, and the purpose behind each bottle.

Because great w**e was never meant to be just a commodity...
it's meant to be experienced.

04/27/2026

Scheme receives nearly 6,000 applications from vineyard owners seeking financial support to clear vines

04/01/2026

Love BOTH of these w**es!! So excited!!

A couple new ones for the By the Glass menu:

**e Lodi Assytiko: a grape native to Santorini, Greece, has taken well to our local terroir. Notes of lemon curd, dole whip & salinity

**e Nerello Mascalese: native to the volcanic soil of Mt. Etna, Sicily. Nerello is one of our favorite varietals, and is generally reminiscent of Pinot Noir or Nebbiolo. Red fruits, leather, roses