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A taste of France out west
Special to the Chicago TribuneDuring a trip to California to visit family members, my husband and I felt we could use a few days of what one of our sons used to call "a piece of quiet." We decided on wine country because we often are nostalgic for Southern France. It's my husband's...Tags: France, Hotels and Accommodations, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Family, Viniculture
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Top 36 Revealed
Attention: Idolholics The eighth season of American Idol is here, and the excitement continues!The Top 36 have been reveled by Simon, Paula, Randy, and the newest fourth judge - Kara DioGuardi.I'll be writing a blog after every episode, staying up-to-...Tags: Computer Networking and Internet, Television, Los Angeles, Elections, Arkansas
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17 people killed in plane crash in Montana
BUTTE, Mont. - A small plane carrying a group of people from California to Montana crashed into a cemetery not far from the airport in Butte and burst into flames, killing seven adults and seven children. "There was nothing left of it," said Steve...Tags: Weather, Transportation Industry, Napa (Napa, California), Swiss Confederation, Children
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eat. on sunset
Times Staff WriterPinot Hollywood was always the ugly duckling in the fleet of restaurants belonging to the Patina Group, but, at least in the early years, the food was decent. And pristine oysters on the half shell, well-crafted martinis and skinny fries showered with...Tags: Restaurants, Lettuce, Washington (U.S. state), Potatoes, Pork Chops
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In Napa's newest winery, drinking in the medieval air
Times Staff WriterA castle is rising south of this small resort town that promises to be Napa Valley's most lavish tourist draw. Or a vintner's fortune-busting folly. In April, Daryl Sattui, whose winery and deli a few miles away in St. Helena are a popular picnic stop,...Tags: Architecture, San Francisco, Pension and Welfare, Napa (Napa, California), Italy
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Who's minding this kitchen?
Times Staff WriterWhat's in a name? Everything. A little more than a year ago, Tim and Liza Goodell closed their Balboa Peninsula restaurant Aubergine, ostensibly to remodel. As the couple concentrated on new ventures, including Meson G, Dakota and 25 Degrees in...Tags: Restaurants, Gaming, Hospitals and Clinics, Potatoes, Alcoholic Beverages
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WEEKEND ESCAPE | NORTHERN CALIFORNIA: The olive has its day in the sun
Special to The TimesSquished together like grapes in a harvesting crate, the weekend wine-tasters are crawling along clogged California 29 through the Napa Valley. The olive trees lining the road whisper of the Other Napa, but the Chardonnay sippers don't know to listen....Tags: Berkeley (Alameda, California), Napa (Napa, California), Los Angeles International Airport, Los Angeles, Petroleum Industry
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Sweet surrender
Times Staff WriterIN chocolate circles, it's often said that ganache reveals the true art of the chocolatier. Ganache, that creamy, silky, melt-in-your mouth blend of chocolate, cream and butter, is at the heart of many of the best artisan confections. And more and more...Tags: Berkeley (Alameda, California), Restaurants, Candy, Flowers and Gifts, Candy, Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz, California)
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The Grill on the Alley: A chophouse champ
Times Staff WriterAs my friends and I walk toward the entrance of the Grill on the Alley in Beverly Hills — yes, it really is off an alley — two couples push open the door, still deep in conversation. They're chatting about the grandchildren, about the last...Tags: Restaurants, Bacon, Shrimp, Napa (Napa, California), Salt
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Ornamental grasses: Meadows for the masses
!["I keep saying it and saying it and saying it," says John Greenlee, "brown is a color too." As autumn turns the dozens of grasses, sedges and rushes in his Pomona nursery various shades of gold, silver and brown, the leader of the Western meadow movement seems exhausted by a two-decade fight against the perpetual green of the suburban lawn.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2008-09/19823261-03215829-140105.jpg ""I keep saying it and saying it and saying it,\" says John Greenlee, \"brown is a color too.\" As autumn turns the dozens of grasses, sedges and rushes in his Pomona nursery various shades of gold, silver and brown, the leader of the Western meadow movement seems exhausted by a two-decade fight against the perpetual green of the suburban lawn.")
Times Staff Writer"I keep saying it and saying it and saying it," says John Greenlee, "brown is a color too." As autumn turns the dozens of grasses, sedges and rushes in his Pomona nursery various shades of gold, silver and brown, the leader of the Western meadow...Tags: Martha Stewart, Agricultural Research and Technology, Environmental Pollution, Environmental Issues, Los Angeles
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Jonathan Waxman shares his wealth
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterAlthough Jonathan Waxman has spent the last 30 years cooking up an impressive résumé -- cutting his teeth at Chez Panisse with Alice Waters, helming Michael's in Santa Monica during its heyday, mentoring a young Bobby Flay -- he had not, until now,...Tags: Berkeley (Alameda, California), Restaurants, Bacon, Napa (Napa, California), Salt
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Cult wines at mass-market prices
Last month Michael Jordan, master sommelier and general manager of Disneyland's Napa Rose Restaurant in Anaheim, was approached by a local wine distributor with an offer he found difficult to refuse, and just as difficult to comprehend.
The distributor...Tags: Michael Jordan, Restaurants, Washington (U.S. state), Alcoholic Beverages, Wolfgang Puck
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