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When I visited New York from Los Angeles in January, I dropped by a buzzy new bar in Midtown Manhattan

The tariff chaos of 2018 has come back with a vengeance. Soon after taking office in January, President Trump squared

From wine beginners to connoisseurs, anyone who pours a glass regularly should be thinking more about where they source their

Mixologists have long reached into the crisper drawer for fresh herbs to utilize in cocktails. Mint is a longtime favorite;

Descended from Vitis vinifera, Pinot Noir is a thin-skinned black grape that produces elegant and complex wines. It is notoriously

Alsace is a land of precision and poetry—where German structure meets French soul, and where the wines, like the people,

Two wine regions, both alike in dignity and home to some of the most sought-after wines on the planet, are

Alsace is where fairytales meet wine cellars. The region boasts rolling vineyards, medieval villages and half-timbered houses, so picturesque they

Katie Parla and I love the Italian south. Katie wrote a book about it—titled, indicatively, Food of the Italian South—and

A vineyard dotted with dung beetles may not evoke the Instagrammable charm of sheep or horses, but they are emerging

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