14 Wines That Explore New York’s Bubbly Personality
From the Finger Lakes to Long Island, there are many styles of sparkling wines to explore in the Empire State. It should...
Month: May 2021
Au Bon Climat’s Jim Clendenen, California Winemaking Legend, Dies
Beloved winemaker Jim Clendenen died at the age of 68 on Saturday night while resting peacefully in his sleep, according...
‘It Has to Be Vibrant’: The Evolving Rosés of Provence
A bottle of Provence rosé can evoke similar feelings to a beautiful sunset. Its color and luminous bottle precipitate enjoyment....
Best Wine Pairings With Eggplant Parmigiana
Pairing wine with eggplant parmigiana dishes like this one is easy if you keep a few basic principles in mind....
Making of Two 100-Point Lagers: Tradition, Patience, Fate and Ingenuity
Animation by Eric DeFreitasA great lager starts to reveal itself at the end of the first glass, and again at the start of the...
We’ve Waited Long Enough: All Hail the Return of Rosé Season
While rosé can and should be enjoyed year round, the newest rosés are now being released to ring in the...
Vintage 2020: Bordeaux Rolls Out Another Classic
The release of the 2020 wines shows the lockdown vintage lived up to its promise. Well, here we are. Another...
10 Saisons that are Perfect for Summer
There is a bit of romance and reward in saison. These farmhouse ales have roots in Belgium and were created...
Manure Without Animals? Vegan Winemaking Levels Up
In the last three years, Canadian Master Sommelier Jennifer Huether has noticed consumer interest in vegan wines rapidly increase. As...
In a Sea of Credentials, Wine Professionals Seek Meaning
Over the past year, an influx of entrepreneurs has entered the wine industry. Through job losses or reduced working hours, industry changes forced...
