Amy Glynn
Paste Magazine
California, United States
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Utopia Review: The Amazon Series' Best Feature Is Also Its Worst
If you want to feel desperately uncomfortable for several hours, this show will get you there. → Read More
Mom Wants Sparkling Wine, so Nab Her One of These Bottles
If there's one thing Mom could use right now, it's a glass of bubbly. → Read More
Celebrating Harvest at Bodega Garzon, Immersed in Uruguayan Wine
The splendor of Bodega Garzon's winemaking facility in Uruguay is truly jaw-dropping. → Read More
10 Virginia Wines That Will Capture Your Attention
The lack of critical attention on Virginia wines has allowed more unique styles to grow and thrive, which is a major plus. → Read More
Actor Appreciation Day: Natalie Wood
People refer to Natalie Wood as a "child star," but I think even as a child she earned a much less dismissive epithet. She was a gifted actor. → Read More
British Bubbly: Six Romantic Wines from the Land of the Stiff Upper Lip
The UK is an unexpected source of quality sparkling wine. → Read More
Dry January? I’ll Tell You What’s “Dry”
If you're looking to keep the alcohol-free lifestyle going, cannabis-infused pseudo wine might be up your alley. → Read More
8 Documentaries Focused on the Problems and Perils of Climate Change
Available films on climate change range from academic to alarmist, from very general to very narrowly focused, from “we’re toast” to “it is very important to understand we are not toast and our actions matter.” → Read More
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Finale: Apocalypses, Resurrections and the Indecent Cuteness of Clark Gregg
Thanks to Clark Gregg and exceptional cast chemistry, the possibilities for Agents of SHIELD Season 7 look bright. → Read More
The Rules of Bordeaux: Demystifying France's Classic Wine Region
There are 12 different varietals of grapes you might find in anything labeled "Bordeaux." → Read More
Your Guide to the Wineries of Willamette Valley
Willamette Valley wines are not usually bargain-basement bottles. They tend to command high prices. But you get terrific quality along with a statistical likelihood that the environment didn’t take one for the team. → Read More
Our Godfather
Our Godfather is a documentary about the family of Tommaso Buscetta, a Sicilian "Man of Honor" who rolled over on Cosa Nostra and got hundreds of wiseguys indicted in the 1980s. → Read More
Dry Farm Wine Says You Won’t Get A Hangover-Is This Really A Thing?
This wine club claims their wines are so clean, you won't get a hangover. → Read More
I Drank All the CBD (So You Don’t Have To)
CBD is soooo confusing. → Read More
Rosé All Day, All Summer?
National Rosé Day is approaching, but we found 19 bottles that make any day rosé day. → Read More
Everything You Need to Know about Chartreuse
Chartreuse is a distinctly radioactive-looking yellow-green elixir from France that's super intimidating, but essential if you want to level up your cocktail game. → Read More
The Name of the Rose
In 1980, an Italian semiotics professor named Umberto Eco published one of those rare literary unicorns, a work of genius that nonetheless didn’t curl up and die of obscurity. The Name of the Rose, a historical fantasia about a series of murders in a Benedictine abbey in northern Italy in the early 1300s, dazzled the brainiacs and also enjoyed massive commercial success. It was, and is, a… → Read More
Blending Wine, Elton John and Pop Art in California
Clif Lede Vineyards hosts Bernie Taupin art show. → Read More
For the Birds
Bird people exist, among other reasons, to save, steward and nurture birds and also to make cat ladies look reasonable by contrast. → Read More
Killing Eve: "Wide Awake"
When psychopaths collide. → Read More