Bargain Wine of the Week: Mulderbosch Cabernet Sauvignon Rose 2010
I know that Spring isn’t here yet, and spring is the traditional time to drink
March 1, 2012
I know that Spring isn’t here yet, and spring is the traditional time to drink
Pawning Your Wine? Chateau Margaux Unveils Screwcaps, Organics Napa Auction Looks Promising How Much Alcohol
It’s time for a white Wine of the Week. And this one’s an amazing value.
Moscato Mania Choosing a Valentine’s Day Wine Wine’s Three Biggest Lies Napa 2008 Single-Vineyard Cabernets
OK, the names seem to be getting even longer. Sorry. But do try this 90%
Champagne House Roederer Embraces Biodynamics Natural Wines – Worth a Taste? Consumers Fight for their
In this wine, Italy does meet France. Argiano is an Italian winemaker with 120 acres
I know, I know, the wine name is absurdly long. But trust me, it’s great
Wines to Party on the Cheap California Sparkling Wine Suggestions Charles Krug: The First Mondavi
Indian Women Driving Up Wine Demand New Zealand Targets the U.S. Market Wine Selection: Clos
Good Chard under ten bucks is almost unheard of. This is one of them. And
For thirteen bucks, you really can’t do much better. That’s my opinion, and it’s also the opinion
Gewurztraminers from Long Island Understanding American Viticulture Areas (AVAs) A Primer on Wines from South
Last night at the Ramscale penthouse in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District, Arrows Restaurant Chefs Mark Gaier
On April 25 I was privileged to enjoy an evening with Christian Moueix (“Moo-ecks”)
Over the Christmas holidays, I twice made fresh corn fritters and served them with pure
Chilean wine has come a long, long way from the $3 plonk I drank in
Wine Recommendations Classy Cline Cashmere! (California) Can Feixes Blanc Seleccio 2009 (Spain) Yealands Pinot Noir
It’s not only a lot of fun but also a great learning experience when
CONSUMER NEWS Political Manipulation on Direct-to-Consumer Bill? Study Says Natural Corks Used Increasingly New York
Every year the folks at Winebow put on a two-day show at Soho at the
Fall is almost here and this wine, made from a grape you probably never heard
Pastis in NY City. Perfectly Pleasing.
Granted it’s a long name. But it’s a great wine, made from a pretty interesting
Manhattan, only a few scant miles away, offers some of the best wine and dine experiences
This is a grape – and a wine – that few people in North America
I’ve just returned from a 9-day cruise on Royal Caribbean’s Explorer of the Seas, a
I know it’s 100 degrees outside right now and I ought to be pushing a
New Jersey is the fifth largest state in the union for wine consumption (source: Adams
House Resolution 5034, introduced by the National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA), is supposed to be
For years, I thought that rosé wines were kids’ stuff – sweet, with no
Well – those people at the James Beard Foundation FINALLY figured out what’s what and
The Washington Post points out the growing influence of women on the world of wine,
I don’t practice or preach wine snobbery…as you know. But I do preach that it’s
I get lots of newsletters from wine merchants, including some big names in USA, Europe
In pursuit of a Sherry-Lehmann-sponsored tasting of the 2006 and 2007 Bordeaux, I wandered over
What’s a Meritage? Well, it’s a blend – either white OR red (most people think
I figure that if I can afford to drink wine – even bottles costing only
I know, I know, everyone reaches for Santa Margherita at a holiday party or a
The United States Marines celebrate their 234th birthday today, November 10, 2009. Resolution of the
This week’s WINE OF THE WEEK is Kunde Family Estate, Chardonnay Nu 2007. Now, if
1. Wine should always be served in a clean, spotless glass with no lint. If
I had the pleasure of having lunch – and more importantly, tasting wines – last
Visiting wineries is one of my favorite pastimes, and I suspect, since you’re visiting this
A couple years ago, The New York Times writer Amanda Hester noticed that it wasn’t
Study Shows Ratings Numbers DO Influence Tasting Experience I’ve said more than a few times
“For more than a year now they had been searching: on the highway, near the
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