Why Aren’t Bar Pros Returning to Work? A Lack of Empathy.
As bars and restaurants start to reopen, business owners face staffing difficulties. “I couldn’t find people to hire,” Camila Ramos,...
Month: August 2021
A Walk on Wine’s Wild Side
We're used to trying wines from unusual varieties these days, but what about grapes from wild vines? What would wine...
The Italian Winemakers Reviving an Ancient Region
In the northernmost province of Basilicata, which stretches up from the arch of Italy’s boot, lies a mountainous, wild area....
10 American Pilsners To Drink all Summer and Beyond
Sometimes it’s just too hot for wine—even if it’s a chilled. So on those days, it’s best to reach for...
Want to Make Kentucky Common the Official Beer of the Commonwealth of Kentucky? Not So Fast
At first glance, it seems like Kentucky Common should already be Kentucky’s official beer style. After all, the sessionable dark...
All the Terms Used to Define Tannins (Infographic)
Found in tree bark and grape skins, tannins are compounds that protect plants from predators. In wine, they present themselves...
Italian Pinot Grigio is More Versatile Than You Might Think
Classic and crisp, Italian Pinot Grigio is a crowd-pleasing white wine and warm weather staple. There are plenty of steely...
Wedding Wines Are Whatever You Want them to Be
Hannah Brown and her fiancé, Andy Putch, have been busy collecting inspiration for their upcoming wedding in Provence, France. But...
Changing Ways for Oregon Wine
Climate change is altering the way winemakers work in southern Oregon, as conditions move from foggy to fiery.By Liza B....
Get the Scoop on Wine and Ice Cream Pairings, According to Wine Experts
Wine and food lovers, rejoice.In the recent past, when sommeliers were asked for their favorite pairings, foie gras and Sauternes...
