By Pat Kirby
Valentine’s Day is here once again fel- team of Ted and Janet Miller care for
las, just in case someone may have each grape of their seven-acre vine-
forgot to plan ahead for the special yard with as much tenderness as any
evening, let us at Lux remind you that parents can, and it shows in the fine
there’s nothing quite like an excellent flavors of these perfect wines.
bottle of wine to keep the passion
flowing. Luckily for your love life, C.T. If there’s one thing the Italians know,
Miller Winery has brought the fruits it’s old-fashioned romance. And no
of their recent harvest to their new love story is complete without a home-
South Side store. made bottle of wine from the La Casa
Narcisi Winery, which is quietly tucked
Their menu is a wine connoisseur’s away in the hills of Gibsonia, just 10
dream. They offer classic reds such miles north of Pittsburgh. Come any
as Cabernet Franc with a hint of rasp- time of the year and hospitality fills
berry, rose flavors like their excellent the air in the form of live music and
Capanna Rose, while their citrusy guided wine tastings in the winter, or
Cayuga White will warm any lady’s for family picnics and farmers markets
heart, and each bottle ranges from during the summer.
$12.25 to $16.25. They also offer gift
baskets full of goodies and personal- Denny Narcisi’s family has been mak-
ized labels that are the perfect size for ing wine since the 1500’s, and he
those three little words. made sure to keep their Italian tradi-
The business itself is a work of pas- tion alive, which means zero preserva-
sion and love. The husband and wife tives and chemicals. The all-natural
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