Would I Really Want to Be There? Guest Post by Priscilla Hennekam
A quiet question about wine, ego, and what truly matters. A friend sent me a photo the other day. A
A quiet question about wine, ego, and what truly matters. A friend sent me a photo the other day. A
I’ve been writing and preaching on occasion, for more than a few years, that the celebrated Napa Valley simply got
Many in the wine industry—certainly importers, but basically everyone, because the Trump Administration’s tariffs touch it all—are facing headwinds they’ve
Recently I thought I’d try, BERO, the latest “IT” entry in the NA Beer category. Was a buck more per
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Thanksgiving will soon be here, and you’ve probably already decided on your menu. And you’ll want some great wines to
My 2020 wines of the year—a white, a red, a Champagne, and a rosé—are a slam dunk. Without further ado,
I know you can get this at Wine.com, but I think (and hope) you can find it at many more
Wine and food pairing is more an art than a science. So VIEW OR DOWNLOAD the Wine-Flair Wine & Food
When I received an invitation to the Slow Wine 2020 US Tour stop in New York City, I asked myself
On January 27 I spent a couple hours at NYC’s Gotham Hall at Broadway and 36th for Benvenuto Brunello, a
Every year I look forward to “Spain’s Great Match,” the day-long tasting, seminar and tradeshow in NYC meant to educate
Sparkling wine is viewed all too often as a luxury, a “wedding wine,” or something to be saved for a
German wines carry an “A.P. number,” which can give you a lot of information if you’re so inclined to parse the
People ask me all the time about screwcaps on wine. Now, most people don’t think much about the science of
I built this website to help you de-mystify the world of wine, so that you can try new stuff at
Well – those people at the James Beard Foundation FINALLY figured out what’s what and recognized my cousin Mark Gaier
I figure that if I can afford to drink wine – even bottles costing only ten or twelve bucks –