A Passion For Dogs, Wine, And Travel Through The Experiences of Cori Solomon

Two wine glasses with grapes. Spanish indigenous Grape Varieties

Exploring Spain Through Its Indigenous Grape Varieties

Spain is home to at least 150 native grape varieties; each one reflects something different about the country’s history and its diverse climates. These Spanish indigenous grape varieties offer a fascinating glimpse into the country’s wine heritage. The revival of once forgotten varieties is helping to shape the way forward. While enjoying an evening at

French Bulldog sitting on sand - Signs Your Dog May Need a Different Diet

5 Signs Your Dog May Need a Different Diet

Dogs cannot tell their owners when a meal is not sitting well, so the signals tend to show up elsewhere first. A dull coat, an unpredictable stomach, or a sudden dip in energy can all trace back to what is in the bowl. Recognizing these patterns can help identify signs your dog may need a

Sunset over rocky coastal landscape Tenerife Holidays

Why Tenerife Remains a Popular Holiday Destination

When everyday life starts to feel repetitive, and a change of scenery is long overdue, it’s easy to understand why Tenerife continues to attract visitors from around the world. As the largest of Spain’s Canary Islands, Tenerife has built a reputation as a popular holiday destination that combines sunshine, natural beauty and convenience. While travel

Person and dog by the water - Most Dog-Friendly US Cities

The Most Dog-Friendly US Cities to Visit and Live

Sometimes a weekend trip is all it takes to start imagining a new life somewhere else. If you’re traveling with your dog, you’ll quickly discover why the most dog-friendly US cities stand out from the rest. These destinations offer dog-friendly hotels, parks, walkable neighborhoods, outdoor dining, and welcoming communities where dogs are part of everyday

Liechtenstein castle in Vaduz

Liechtenstein Wines: Discover Europe’s Hidden Wine Gem

Nestled between Switzerland and Austria, the tiny Principality of Liechtenstein is known for its alpine landscapes and medieval castles. Unbeknownst to most, Liechtenstein’s history centers on wine. This sixth-smallest country in the world has a winemaking tradition dating back more than 2,000 years. With a handful of vineyards along the Rhine Valley, Liechtenstein produces small

Three Salukis on a beach

6 Healthy Dog Habits That Can Add More Active Years to Your Dog’s Life

Every dog owner hopes for more quality time with their four-legged companion. While genetics plays a role in lifespan, daily care often significantly affects how well dogs age. Practicing healthy dog habits for a longer life can help support your dog’s mobility, comfort, and overall well-being as the years go by. The choices you make

Rolling hills with vineyard landscape at J+K Vineyard.

Fuil Wines: Santa Barbara’s Rising Cool-Climate Winery

A passion for winemaking is the spirit behind Fuil Wines. The wines are as much about refinement and restraint as they are about expression. Founded by Matt and Carolina Espiro Jaeger, Fuil Wines is rooted in crafting wines that showcase Santa Barbara County’s extraordinary terroir. Fuil produces elegant, layered, and quietly compelling wines. Shaped by

Vineyard pathway with lush greenery

Concannon Vineyard: A Legacy Impacting Livermore Valley Wine

A winery’s history plays a crucial role in the wines it produces today. This legacy is the foundation that the forefathers of each winery give to the present-day owners. How the current generation or new owners interpret what is handed down impacts both the grapes and the winemaking process. It can also make or break

Fire Chef Coby Bailey i front of his stovetop

Cajun Roots to National Spotlight: Coby Bailey’s Inspiring Story

From the blazes of saving a property to the bold flavors he crafted in the kitchen, Coby Bailey brought his unique story to The Great American Recipe. Known for his leadership as a fire chief, Bailey discovered that the same discipline, creativity, and calm-under-pressure mindset required on the job translates to cooking. What began as

Park Service Ranger Betty Reid Soskin

Women’s History Month: Spotlighting Betty Reid Soskin’s Legacy

The story of Betty Reid Soskin melds with the history of women, especially Black women. Her life experiences shaped her character and a very eclectic career, from a file clerk to the music business, to a community leader, and ultimately a park ranger. During her career with the National Park Service, Betty Reid Soskin showed

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