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Here's to the man who changed how the world regards (and drinks) Californian wines. Robert Mondavi died at his home in Yountville, California this past Friday at the age of 94. James Laube's article in Wine Spectator affords a thorough look at the life of the great winemaker.
Please join your humble Comestiblogger in a toast to Mr. Mondavi as I raise a glass of (what else?) Opus One.
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