Wine Cooler, Anyone?
No, I don’t mean a Bartles and Jaymes Strawberry Wine Cooler from a carry-out outside the
September 8, 2009
No, I don’t mean a Bartles and Jaymes Strawberry Wine Cooler from a carry-out outside the
Most people who drink wine but don’t “follow” it haven’t heard of Michel Rolland and
Prosecco gets a Promotion The producers of Prosecco – that refreshing Italian sparkling wine made
In Argentina they call it Bonarda…what do they call it in California? Click here for
We all know that our nation – and the world, really – are in tough
Alabama isn’t a place you’d normally think of as wine-friendly, and certainly not “wine country”
SAVOY AIN’T JUST A HOTEL IN LONDON The Savoie region of France isn’t well known
Port is one of those wines – often made fun of and not well-understood. Many
I recently wrote a piece about the restaurant bait-and-switch, about which I received more comments
On Monday evening at New York City’s Beard House, we were treated to a spectacular
Not long ago I took a 3-day Intermediate Certificate wine class at The International Wine
Imagine you own a small hardware store in, say, Cincinnati. A good customer who’s also
I had two experiences in one week that demonstrate both how good and bad restaurant
(Robert Mondavi died just about one year ago.) It should have been wonderful: a trip
When you’re having a party, it’s easy and fun to buy some less-expensive wine and
I thought for a long time that Natalie McLean is a damn good writer and
Real quick: 1. There’s a new Search tab up top to help you find content.
Your first step is to figure out how much you want to spend. So take
The Silicon-Valley Bank produced this overview of the state of the wine industry over the
Who knew? Here in the most densely populated state in the union, we seem to
Meritage, as you may know, is a kind of proprietary red wine made by any
On this April Fool’s day 2009, Decanter magazine can’t resist its annual ruse which I’m
With Passover now a WEEK away, it’s time to think about GOOD Kosher wine. Let’s
I spent about a year in Beirut during the Lebanese civil war, living in the
From The Wine Institute, here’s a list of how many wineries there are in each
While at last week’s Wineries Unlimited show, I stopped by the booth of the Scholle
If you’re a serious home winemaker, you should look into the WinePod. I did, last
Find Your Lost Wine Had a great wine somewhere but don’t remember the name, or
If you’re having, oh, 10 people over for a glass of red wine but don’t
Slate magazine says outright that Americans are “obsessed” with the health benefits of wine. Obsessed?
Viognier may be an acquired taste, but frankly, so is all wine. It’s one of
Wine News (the magazine) After a couple of email requests, a FedEx box filled with
In case you were inspired by the eight Oscars that Slumdog Millionaire brought home, here
Have you recently visited an out-of-state winery and wanted a case sent home, only to
This morning’s Decanter online has a story about what seems to be the collapse of
As you check out the new Wine-Flair.com, please take advantage of the resources on this site.
Bottle Shock, a movie about the famous “Judgment of Paris” in 1976 when two ’73
And @BestBuySupport says nothing, nor does @CanonUSA. My wi-fi works fine, too. So many consumer products are garbage and retail outlets like #BestBuy simply don't care.
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