on . . . . a) You may want to first check out some home winemaking websites. One good example is http://winemaking.jackkeller.net/ b) You may want to check out the Yellow Pages and visit a home winemaking supply store in your area.... (7 replies, last updated by ozbuc August 2, 2007)

Hi – I’m new to this site but am curious where I can find out about winemaker's dinners in Los Angeles. I know of restaurants that do them but I always seem to find out about them after the fact. (7 replies, last updated by Woo! January 19, 2002)

Anybody have any info on when this series will air? It was originally supposed to begin about now but the PBS site doesn’t seem to have any info on it and the site for the show itself suggests that it just began filming its... (1 reply, last updated by Midlife November 14, 2009)

I will be in San Francisco the end of October and was hoping to attend a winemakers dinner somewhere in the area. I have been looking online but not finding much....anyone know of any happening? Oct 29-Nov 1. Thanks so much! (4 replies, last updated by chuckl October 10, 2009)

Are there winemakr dinners, other than the three listed on the taste of vail web site, during the Taste of Vail? (0 replies, last updated by au lait March 30, 2009)

wine-related exhibits (stainless steel tanks, barriques, concentrators, bottling machines, cork embossers…) There were hundreds of booths to visits, hundreds of winemakers and oenologists to say hello to, thousands of wines... (4 replies, last updated by RST April 6, 2009)

I used to make wine at a place called “WineNot” on Yonge near St. Clair. He’s closed now because of all the stupid regs in winemaking, but there is a place with the same name on Queen East that I hear has a... (4 replies, last updated by thought_for_food August 1, 2007)

This guy’s winemaking is akin to being a chef at Frito-Lay. The product he puts out, while it can occasionally taste as good as any junk food, has very little to do with actual wine. (59 replies, last updated by yayadave September 20, 2007)

We have a heap of brewer’s dextrose left over from a winemaking experiment. I was wondering what, if anything, I need to do to adapt baking recipes that call for table or cane sugar to instead use the dextrose??? Thanks. (3 replies, last updated by igj December 13, 2005)

This year marked the third year I’ve bid on, and attended one of the Classic winemakers dinners. The auction itself is always great, and the dinners are usually good fun, and a great way to meet other food and wine... (5 replies, last updated by Sabra March 6, 2006)

Did anyone else go to the Family Winemakers 2002 tasting at Fort Mason? I thought it was overwhelming, almost 400 wineries in a gigantic hall and thousands of people drinking (and spitting out) wine. Getting there late (6:30)... (5 replies, last updated by Mark Belanger November 18, 2002)

On Wednesday night, I enjoyed a lovely, festive dinner at Indigo, the first in their series of four winemakers' dinners througout the month of August. This one featured Richard Bruno, one of two partners at Vinum Cellars, a... (2 replies, last updated by wlw18 August 11, 2002)

I will be in Napa this weekend visiting my SO’s sister who is a winemaker. She is hosting us so it would be nice to bring her something food-related as a thank you gift. I’m having trouble coming up with something.. I... (9 replies, last updated by ganeden May 6, 2009)

Can anyone suggest restaurants who have periodic special dinners/winemaker dinners to which I could take guests? I hoping for a resultant that seats 24 – 36 or so in a well-appointed setting for straight forward... (14 replies, last updated by PulledPork June 25, 2007)

Went to the Navarro Winemaker dinner last night at Venezia in Berkeley. We love Navarro and always try to go to any event featuring their wonderful off-dry whites and rich reds. The first course was hama hama oysters with... (0 replies, last updated by TheDive April 27, 2006)