Join Adler and I in celebrating the notable, highly anticipated, release of our 2016 Tiedemann Adler’s Blend Red Wine from Glenwood Cellars Wines. We will be hosting some tastings of this newly debuted wine at…
Do Alcohol Levels Affect a Wine’s Cellaring Potential and Aging?

Over the past few years alcohol levels have increased in wines, especially red wines. The general upper limit of alcohol today is about 15%. My Adler’s Blend Red Wine is 15.2%. Though some wines have higher levels most wines seem to have alcohol levels in the …
Adler's Blend, aging, alcohol levels, cellaring, red wine, sugar levelsAdler’s Original Art Makes Adler’s Blend Red Wine Even More Special

In last week’s blog post I introduced you to our new Adler’s Blend Red Wine. There was one detail about this story of the wine that I intentionally left out of that post. I did so that the details wouldn’t get rolled in with everything else I was posting…
Adler Bear Carris, Adler's Blend, art, thumbs up, wine labelsWines Releasing Soon Part I: Adler’s Blend

Making wine is exciting and fun, but oh so challenging. Not many folks think about this, but once the wine is made there is little if any opportunity to change the end product (although it is possible to tweak the wine in the barrel while it is aging)…
Adler Bear Carris, Adler's Blend, Lagrein, Petite Sirah, Tiedemann, ZinfandelNapa 2017: Visiting Robert Sinskey Vineyards & Updates on Adler’s Blend

It is spring and time for another trip to Napa Valley to make and taste wine! I don’t intend to give you a detailed report on the trip. I’ll leave out the boring stuff like meetings on a new website, although very interesting, a tour of the wine label printing plant (seeing the many presses […]
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