Find the exact spot at Continuum Estate, Tim Mondavi's new wine project, and you can glimpse the entirety of the Mondavi family's Napa Valley history. On a clear day high on Pritchard Hill above the ...

Flint Wines has expanded its US wine selection by becoming the exclusive UK agent for Tim Mondavi's Napa estate, Continuum. Flint Wines has expanded its US wine selection by becoming the exclusive UK ...

The Comras Company has just inked a deal which will bring Cibo Wine Bar to South Beach. The completed lease calls for the restaurant to occupy 11,963 square feet of space in a newly constructed ...

“We’re sitting on top of the world,” said Tim Mondavi, talking about the new winery that he and his sister, Marcia, have built on Pritchard Hill, overlooking Napa Valley. The new winery is one of the ...

Earlier this month, I had the rare opportunity to sit down for a chat with Tim Mondavi (the youngest of Robert Mondavi’s sons), as well as Tim’s own son, Carlo. Even more rare, I got to sip Mondavi’s ...

The Taylors not only grew grapes, they also had their own wine brands, Cloudview and Silver Lining. The upper piece of Continuum land was owned by architect Dick Martin. He also had planted a portion ...

Cibo Wine Bar has signed a 12,000-square-foot restaurant/retail lease at South Beach’s Continuum condominium, according to Comras Company, which handled both sides of the transaction. The property is ...

Carlo Mondavi of the pioneering California winemaking family will be in Tulsa on Tuesday night to showcase the family's latest wine during a dinner at Juniper Restaurant & Martini Lounge. Mondavi is ...

Following an arduous two-year construction, permitting and licensing process, Cibo Wine Bar opened its second local eatery at 200 S. Pointe Dr. in the Continuum condominium (South of Fifth Street) ...

Flint Wines has expanded its US wine selection by becoming the exclusive UK agent for Tim Mondavi's Napa estate, Continuum. Flint Wines has expanded its US wine selection by becoming the exclusive UK ...

Spring has sprung, and so has Miami New Times‘ spring campaign! Our goal is to raise $6,500 by April 27, and we’re counting on you, our dedicated readers, to help us get there. The funds we raise will ...