I’ve noticed lately the cultural appropriation wars heating up. Food, art and jazz are just a few of the areas where we are seeing this. Year ago I was in Westwood for a meeting. There was a small Japanese Restaurant there that by reputation, had good teriyaki bowls. That’s where […]
Oaxaca… 485 Years Young! Happy Anniversary Oaxaca. You had me from the moment I first met you in 1999. I stayed in an old hotel in Jalatlaco called Casa Arnel and […]
I’ve got to be honest, I can’t believe we have not reviewed mezcal from El Rey Zapoteco before. As one of the oldest established brands in Oaxaca, these guys have a great reputation. Just look at how often they show up on our “5 Mezcals Everyone Needs to Experience” lists. […]
By Ed Draves One of the great perks of working in the wine industry is world travel. I’ve traveled to wineries and tasted wines across New York, Pennsylvania, Canada, Germany […]
The cruise ships are back, the real estate market is booming and business people are looking for space. For Ensenada, Mexico, a town that eight or nine years ago was […]
Sometimes you just have to have the fix. For one of my friends, he’s always jonesing for the Enchirito, a favorite of the Taco Bell set for many years. It […]
Put together some incredible sun, great fishing, a knock out villa, plenty of ice cold cerveza and mezcal and you have the makings of a great vacation on the coast […]
It’s a tough job, but someone has to do it! What you ask? Saving you countless hours checking out Trivago, Expedia, Hotels.com and all the other sites across the net for a decent hotel in Queretaro, Mexico. Recently I was in Queretaro and decided to take a look at some […]
Today we’re talking petroleum. Or, in the words of old Jed Clampett, Black Gold. Texas Tea. Oil. Or as it is known where you and I use it, gas. Gas […]
I’m a big fish taco fan. I’ve had groups of people eating these delicious entrees with me in Ensenada for years. It’s just a given that if you visit Ensenada, […]
