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Beer has become the "new wine" of late, and it's easy to see why. The advent of "craft brewing" at home ...
Here are some wines that will put you into a springtime mood — and they won’t lighten your wallet too drastically. Quite a...
With St. Valentine’s Day just around the corner, I thought I’d take this opportunity to make a few recommendations on wi...
Among the world’s most under-appreciated wines, Swiss wines hold a very unique distinction. They are among the greatest wines pr...
Nothing says "Holidays" quite like Champagne and other sparkling wines. They are the most festive wines by far. The fa...
With modern winemaking being what it is, many regions throughout the world are producing very good wines from grape varieties most peo...
The Second Annual Summit Wine and Food Festival turned out to be quite a memorable weekend indeed. Wine tastings, cooking demonstratio...
In these times when people are cutting back on expenses, wine invariably is something of a luxury for many that few are willing to part ...
As the summer turns to fall, consumers are thirsty for wines that are appropriate for lower temperatures, richer foods and upcoming holid...
This will be the first of a series of articles highlighting what I like to call the forgotten, misunderstood, and under-appreciated wines...
The very thought of it brings a smile to the lips and a thrill to the palate of lovers of classic Italian wines: Barolo, "the Wine of Ki...
Continuing our discussion of under-appreciated wines, we'll now turn our attention to Chile and its signature grape variety, Carmenere. ...
Along with Barbera, Dolcetto is one of the two "everyday" wines in Italy's Piedmont region. Meaning "little sweet one" in English, Dolcet...
In this difficult economy, I've decided to focus on budget-oriented wines and how to shop for them. Here are a few guidelines to help you...
It was Voltaire, I believe, who once said that wine is the blood of France. I couldn't agree more. No other nation on earth is more synon...
Woefully misunderstood and horribly underappreciated, the classic white wines of Germany deserve better recognition. Though still beloved...
Of all of Eastern Europe's wine producing countries, no nation enjoys a better reputation for the excellence of their wines than Hungary....
Italy is among the world's oldest wine producing nations. It can also claim what is unquestionably the most diverse array of wine styles ...
Thanksgiving is the promise of spending quality time with family and friends, great conversations, and great food and wines. But wines ha...
Welcome to "WINESPEAK", a new wine column written with love and passion for the art of wine. I'm Ivan Ruiz. I'm a certified Master Somme...
Organic, Eco-Friendly, Sustainable Agriculture, Bio-Dynamic...what does it all mean anyway? Are there any real differences? Consumers tod...
Can this wine be saved? What to do with leftover wine is a constant dilemma for most people. Here are a few suggestions that will help p...
In difficult economic times, people become more value-conscious. While we cut back on unnecessary expenses, we try to at least continue t...
It was something to behold: outstanding wines being poured while many of the culinary world's best chefs prepared their signature dishes...