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Curious how that bottle of 2001 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon in your cellar tastes right now? Kevin Bryant is, so we opened one in this month’s episode of Jordan Uncorked. Watch to find out if this aged…
Mother Nature has a track record of rewarding grape farmers and winemakers the year after a challenging vintage, and we were hoping grape harvest history would repeat itself with an incredible vintage in 2018 to follow…
There are some new faces in the Jordan Winery kitchen, and we want you to know a little more about the passionate culinary team that cooks the food pairings for our daily wine tastings and vineyard…
Many wine drinkers don’t think of California chardonnay as a wine that can be aged. And while the bigger, buttery and higher-alcohol chardonnays do tend to fade within a few years, quality California chardonnays of balance…
The new Jordan Holiday Gift Guide debuts this week, offering delicious gifts for wine lovers. Whether you’re looking for Christmas presents, corporate gifts and gifts for clients, this year’s gift guide features several new wine gift boxes, wine gift…
UPDATE: Our deadline to watch this video has been extended to November 15, 2018. Help wildfire disaster survivors simply by watching this video before November 1, 2018. Every video view means a $1 donation to Rebuilding…
They say good things come in threes. That’s the truth for Cabernet Sauvignon wine lovers this year because 2014 completes the holy trinity of exceptional vintages in Napa and Sonoma, following the superstar harvests of 2012…
It’s a real treat when one of our fans requests an old bottle of Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon to taste on Jordan Uncorked. Luckily, we were able to find this bottle at auction for our winemakers to…
The 2006 vintage was a turning point for Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon–the first harvest fully under John Jordan’s direction–and wine drinkers could already see the subtle changes in vineyard sources, grape blending and French oak barrel aging…
Higher education isn’t a given for everyone. Especially with the rising costs of college and university, sometimes a family’s finances can put a limit on opportunities with post-secondary schooling. I attended four years of undergraduate school…
September is California Wine Month–a celebration for wineries and wine lovers that coincides with the excitement of grape harvest season. But you don’t have to visit Napa or Sonoma this month to join the fun. Enter…
Ripping is not a glamorous word, certainly not one to associate with enjoying a fine glass of wine in moderation. But our soils at Jordan Winery are getting ripped—vineyard by vineyard, block by block—over the next…
