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Bargain Wine Shopping Aug. 08, 2023

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We've all faced this same dilemma: staring at a retail wine shop wall of wine bottles that carry lab... Read More

Wine Terminology Jul. 25, 2023

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Beets, new-mown grass, sage, olives, gardenia, petroleum, strawberries. These are just some of the ... Read More

The Greatness of Sauvignon Blanc Jul. 18, 2023

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Chardonnay continues to be the most popular white wine in the United States, representing roughly on... Read More

How Sweet It Is! Jul. 11, 2023

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The wine shop clerk told me the wine was very dry, but when I took my purchase home and pulled the c... Read More

The Grape Wild West: Touring and Sipping in Paso Robles Jun. 24, 2023

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By Jim Farber Once upon a time in the West, Paso Robles was a sleepy little railroad town in central... Read More

Classic Reds Jun. 13, 2023

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A century ago, many of the finest French red wines were known to improve after they had been aged fo... Read More

Wine Ed via Cell Jun. 06, 2023

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You're standing in a wine shop facing a wall of obscure (to you) Italian red wines. One sounds famil... Read More

Rose for Summer May. 30, 2023

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When we want to avoid cooking to keep the kitchen cool, dry rose wines are among the most perfect ho... Read More

Older Wines May. 16, 2023

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"Like fine old wine." We've all heard people use versions of this timeworn saying, which suggests th... Read More

Rose Wine Types May. 09, 2023

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With the advent of warmer weather, rose wines have become a hot ticket with wine lovers, particularl... Read More

Don't Call It Champagne May. 02, 2023

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I cut my finger on the metal capsule covering the cork while opening a wine bottle the other day, so... Read More

Restaurant Wines Apr. 25, 2023

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As the nation continues to recover economically from the worst effects of COVID-19, some of the folk... Read More

Dry Sherry Apr. 18, 2023

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For most people, wine is simple: They drink anything that pleases them. But if you think of it as re... Read More

Wine Gadgets Apr. 04, 2023

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Wine lore says that the cork, which comes from the bark of the cork oak tree, may first have been us... Read More

The More We Know Mar. 07, 2023

Dan Berger on Wine

An experience recently changed the way I look at wine — and especially how others view it. I p... Read More

Rare Varietals Feb. 28, 2023

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Younger wine buyers seem smitten with the notion that commonplace grapes like chardonnay and caberne... Read More

Best Regional Wines Feb. 21, 2023

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More places around the world make wine today than ever before, and part of the reason is that global... Read More

Euphemisms in Wine Feb. 14, 2023

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Most people buy wine randomly. That appears to be the case from what I've observed in supermarkets. ... Read More

Low Alcohol Jan. 31, 2023

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The world's most-consumed liquid is water, and the drawbacks involved with it are so limited as to b... Read More

Chablis Dec. 13, 2022

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A friend and winemaker once convinced me that certain kinds of wines taste better with certain kinds... Read More