Want to go wine tasting? You can try more wine on a day trip to Berkeley than to Napa or Sonoma By Frances DinkelspielMay 17201911 a.m.Nov. 7 There are now eight wineries in a two-block area in West Berkeley, with four others just a few hundred feet away.
Bites: The Fareground pop-up dinner, tomato tasting, Garin Apple Festival By Sarah HanSept. 620171:30 p.m.Sept. 7 Find out the latest food news, updates and events happening in the East Bay.
Photos: It’s harvest time at Berkeley’s wineries By Frances DinkelspielOct. 6201611 a.m.Oct. 24 Crush season means taking delivery of grapes, de-stemming and crushing them, by foot or machine, and getting the fermentation started.
A kosher harvest at Covenant Winery in Berkeley By Frances DinkelspielSept. 26201410 a.m.Nov. 7 Covenant is making its first wine in Berkeley after moving from Napa — kosher, but not just for Jews says co-owner Jeff Morgan.
A sip of social justice in new Berkeley winery’s pour By Guest contributorFeb. 1320147 a.m.Nov. 7 Both in his choice of grape and the way he markets his wine at Justice Grace Vineyards, Eric Cohen is all about rooting for the underdog.
Brian Eno drank here: Two for one at Berkeley winery By Guest contributorJan. 2120149 a.m.Nov. 7 Two under-the-radar West Berkeley wineries — one named for a famous fan — are worth making a detour for.
Broc Cellars: Urban winery with a singular vision By Guest contributorJune 1320132:30 p.m.Nov. 7 Chris Brockway, the founder of Broc Cellars in Berkeley, is man with a point of view when it comes to making wine, a trait he admires in other winemakers.