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This impressive set of wines makes a strong case for Greek whites this summer. Read More...
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The kalimotxo is wonderfully refreshing, and doesn’t require all that fruit-chopping and waiting. Read More...
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Wine drinkers take sides over fermentation in vats of oak or stainless steel. Read More...
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Twenty great bottles, for $20 each, that are dictated by the food as much as by the weather. Read More...
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Eggplant’s tendency toward bitterness makes it a difficult pairing. Read More...
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Going to Pearl & Ash without opening a bottle would be missing the whole point — this restaurant has become the city’s most exciting place to drink wine. Read More...
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Exploring the albariño, as much a brand name for Spanish whites as pinot grigio is for Italian. Read More...
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Scenes from the New Jersey wine trail. Read More...
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It’s hard to find a state now that isn’t trying to capitalize on some sort of wine trail, but New Jersey, which has now nearly 50 wineries statewide, offers several reasons for excitement. Read More...
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Some companies have used wineries as a place to hold corporate meetings, where workers can enjoy activities like picking grapes or making wine. Read More...
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François Hollande, a Socialist who has made a point of trying to be a “normal president,” will auction off 1,200 bottles, buy more modest vintages and return the savings. Read More...
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Demand for dry whites leads many of Sauternes vitners to expand their offerings and show the terroir's versatility -- at the expense of the region's sweet wines. Read More...
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A geology professor leads the search for Washington State’s most distinctive vineyard sites. Read More...
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Imagine the best grape jelly, less sweet and more stylized — and with the addition of wine and herbs, more adult. Read More...
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Wine bars opened on Long Island in recent months offer extensive selections of wines by the glass, as well as artisanal cheese and charcuterie to pair with them. Read More...
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