Vince visits America's premier wine region, Napa Valley!

Santa Barbara is my favorite California wine region for the money. Dollar for dollar, nothing competes, especially if you love cool climate wines like Pinot Noir and elegant, restrained Chardonnay. Find out why Santa Barbara is the getaway for the celebs on this episode of V is for Vino.

Paso Robles, California, makes some incredibly undervalued grape juice. Go local on this episode of V is for Vino!

Mountains, valleys, bridges, gorges, rivers, and cities: if you name it, Oregon has it! In this episode, we'll explore why the Willamette Valley has established itself as a premier growing region for Pinot Noir, the difference between sustainable/organic/biodynamic, fish on the Columbia River, make art in downtown Portland, cook some amazing fish dishes, and explore the Columbia Gorge.

For our first stop in Italy, we're exploring the bubbly wine loved around the globe; Prosecco! Whether it's drank as an aperitivo in the afternoon, with meals over sunsets, or just with friends, Prosecco pairs with everything. Find out why Prosecco is the most popular sparkling wine in the world on our first international episode of V is for Vino!

Sonoma County is not only the birthplace of the California wine industry, it's one of the most diverse wine regions in the entire USA! From the coast to the mountains, Sonoma County's wines are as varied as its terrain, and it's agricultural roots provide the perfect backdrop for a wine and food scavenger hunt. Get lost in wine country on this episode of V is for Vino!