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The best summer wines are lighter weight, less tannic, lower in alcohol and take to a chill, and they are always refreshing.
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The Infatuation on MSNCafe BeaujolaisC afe Beaujolais is the multi-hyphenate talent of Mendocino. The team behind it is the masterminds behind thin-crust pie ...
Whether you’re by the pool or on the patio, these wines keep it refreshing: the result of an afternoon taste test with ...
Conditions for grape-pickers in France's champagne business lie at the heart of a human trafficking trial that has opened in ...
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Brooklyn Paper on MSNSelune brings natural wine, fresh oysters, and sake together in Bed-StuyAt Selune, an intimate new wine bar in a historic Bed-Stuy building, natural wine and oysters go together like peanut butter ...
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Condé Nast Traveler on MSNNonalcoholic Wine Is Finally Having Its Moment in NYCMocktails are increasingly offered at restaurants in the US, at least at the ones worth their salt. But the options for ...
Chefs and sommeliers have more in common than you might think. Justin Pichetrungsi and Chris Shepherd share the unexpected ...
I’m not suggesting I came up with the idea of chilling red wine, writes Rosamund Hall, but I love to see that it’s become more mainstream since the days I used to serve it at my east London wine bar ...
Just a short drive from Calais lies an overlooked region of quiet towns, passionate artisans and impressive restaurants ...
Liz Sagues says that there are no rules for pairing wine with your food. Drink whatever you like, as long as you enjoy the experience.
Leading French wine company Barton & Guestier last night celebrated its 300th anniversary with a sumptuous gala occasion at Palais de la Bourse in Bordeaux. The Moodie Davitt Report was there.
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