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I’ve never really thought much about Bolivian wine. Ok, I’ve never thought about Bolivian wine























I’ve never really thought much about Bolivian wine. Ok, I’ve never thought about Bolivian wine

There is bad wine. Some wine is not good, which means it’s bad—poorly made, and

Cava, the Spanish sparkling wine, which represents about 11% of all wine exports from Spain,

Every year I look forward to “Spain’s Great Match,” the day-long tasting, seminar and tradeshow

Looking for another New Jersey winery to visit last weekend presented me with a lot

Well, they had me at hello at the Fox Hollow Vineyards. To be specific, Frederic,

In my continuing quest to visit and support New Jersey wineries and the state’s wine

I’d been to Alba Vineyard & Winery years ago, and walked away unimpressed. There was

I’ve been a very steady customer of Last Bottle Wines (LBW), an interesting and fun wine

Jersey is actually home to some very good wines, but unfortunately doesn’t really enjoy that
You’d think it would be easy to get a good whiskey sour in any decent
I dined at Hotoke in New Brunswick on Friday night for the first time since
This tiny place in Westfield, adjacent to a highway-type franchise hotel, bills itself as “one

It’s always great fun to meet with a winemaker. And it’s especially fun when the

I recently had the pleasure of tasting a bunch of Spanish wines, courtesy of Wines

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The Spanish take their wine aging very seriously–they are truly concerned with not releasing a

South Africa is one of those wine regions that a lot of people have heard

When you think of Italian wine—and I’m just guessing here—you probably think of reds. Dr.
I recently had the pleasure of tasting a bunch of Spanish wines, courtesy of Wines

It’s been my mission to make Champagne and sparkling wine something not-too-special. And by that

New Year’s Eve is always a great occasion to enjoy some sparkling wine—of course any

Try some different wines for Thanksgiving-Chenin Blanc, Riesling, Pinot Noir, and Ports for dessert. Leave

Sparkling wine is viewed all too often as a luxury, a “wedding wine,” or something

The world of Italian wine might be more complex and mystifying to most Americans than

There’s a chill in the air and it’s probably time for many if not most

German wines carry an “A.P. number,” which can give you a lot of information if you’re

People ask me all the time about screwcaps on wine. Now, most people don’t think
I built this website to help you de-mystify the world of wine, so that you

France, and specifically Bourgogne, what we in the great USA call Burgundy, is where the
At a lunch last week hosted by Cooking by the Book , I was reminded

This delicious non-vintage Chardonnay is an outstanding value at $13 (at the winery, and as

What are the only grape varieties allowed to go into Champagne? Maybe not what you

You may shop for wines using one of the well-known point systems. Let’s look at

This Chianti, mostly from the Sangiovese grape, is a classified wine, and the DOCG means

Spain grows great wines—Grenache and Carignane from Priorat, Tempranillo from Rioja and Ribero del Duero,

This off-dry, which naturally means slightly sweet, white wine is the perfect pairing for spicy

Rosé wine—mostly dry wine, that is—pairs great with a wide range of food. In fact
Champagne isn’t only for New Year’s Eve, weddings of people you love and funerals of

Movies about wine are relatively few, and good ones are as rare as a 1961

Things are pretty tough right now in Spain. Twenty-five percent unemployment. “Indignados” pitching tents in

Spanish whites seem to be so often defined by Albarino, which admittedly makes a wonderful

Last Monday I got the opportunity to sit down with famed Zinfandel winemaker Joel Peterson

When you think of Greece these days, you sadly might think of financial crises, bailouts,

And now for something completely different. This wine is from Sardinia, an Italian island, and

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