We were nearing the bottom of the barrel in the Parrish household when it came to our wine collection. So while braving the world on my bi-weekly grocery store endeavor, I attempted to refill the empty spaces of our wine fridge. A feat that is far more challenging during a pandemic. I found these wines and chose them purely based off of the label art and their kitschy names. Falling within the Frugal Feature price range of $15.00 and below, these wines make delightful selecti

This grape highlight is going to be a little different than the others. Typically within these posts, I sing the praises of a grape varietal and attempt to persuade you to try the wine it creates. In doing so, I give you recommendations for wine producers and suggest food pairings to accompany the wine. Unfortunately, this will not be the case for the mouth puckering Grillo (Gree-lo). This grape comes from Italy's third largest wine producer, Sicily. The grape thrives in the

Check out my first ever VLOG post. Let me know your thoughts, I would love your feedback. I hope you have a lovely quarantined Wine Wednesday! I apologize for the abrupt ending, but that is the way that it is... To get to the #newwinechallenge Facebook group, click here. I hope you will join.

Last month I gave myself the goal of tasting two wine/grape varietals I have never had before. It was a simplest enough goal that I decided to make it a habitual monthly task. There are over 10,000 grape varietals used in the wine making process and I have barely tasted my way through one wine isle. Understanding the wine world is incredibly vast, I assumed I was decently versed in my wine varietals. Turns out, I am not and I haven't even had two of the top ten grape varieti