Barrel Tasting in Russian River March 5-6 and March 12-13

We're having a party over a couple weekends in March at the Cahill Winery, where we make our wines.

Try to make it up for barrel tasting, chicken and rib bar-b-que, bocce ball and live music. For bike riders take advantage of a bike trail 100 yards away head out to some other wineries in the area from our winery!

Along with my 19th Hole Wines, Cahill Winery and NorCal Winery and Distillery will also be barrel tasting their award winning wines and ports (aka dessert wines).

San Francisco Chronicle Wine Tasting February 20

Here's a great opportunity to taste some of best American wines in one place. I believe it's $80 and that gets you a tasting glass and I'm sure enough tasty nibbles to get you through lunch. This will be my first appearance and I'll be pouring our award winning wines, a Cabernet Sauvignon, our limited Chardonnay and our Sauvignon Blanc.

Come on by and say hello!

19th Hole Wine Club event at Pebble Beach

Saturday, February 13th from 4:30-6:00 we'll be at Jack London's in Carmel to enjoy some wines with some of our friends and maybe a celebrity or two dropping in.

President's Cup 19th Hole at Beach Chalet

I'm setting up a 19th Hole this next Wednesday, October 7 for the President's Cup. We're meeting at 5:30 at the Beach Chalet (about a mile from Harding Park). Come on out for a glass of wine.

The Masters Delivers Again

Although turning my shoulder on my family as they did Easter lunch I had a great Masters viewing. I was not going to miss this one with Phil and Tiger charging up the leader board!

The weekend was kicked up a notch with our 19th Hole Wine Club outing Friday, the second round of the tournament at the Presidio in San Francisco.

We had twelve golfers teeing off at 8:00 am and we each picked a player from the Masters field to be out partner. Mike Zaczek won his first major on the 19th Hole Golf Tour with his partner for the day Phil Mickelson (Mike net 72 and Phil 68 with a steller late charge).

Presidio Golf Club was in surprisenly good condition and the weather was pristine. Of course when we played another nine in the afternoon it was blowing and more typical of the old military course.