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In France’s Loire Valley, a figure stands out in the world of winemaking like a wizard of the vines dancing

As the Danube meanders its way east toward Vienna, it unveils the spectacular scenery of the terraced vineyards of the

Much of Champagne’s historical success has been based on the nonvintage style, a grand recipe that blends older and more

Have you ever heard a wine being described as racy? Perhaps it conjures images of wines moving fast, racing over

Freshness is as important to beer as it is to bread. That’s why Neil Witte was concerned. On recent visits

“It’s important to acknowledge Catawba’s history,” says Tim Benedict, winemaker of Hazlitt 1852 Vineyards in New York’s Finger Lakes region,

Driving across the highways of western Canada, which afford majestic views of sea and sky, the same phrase appears again

There are many considerations one can take into account when it comes to choosing a wine to drink, starting from

Nothing seems to encourage the long, leisurely post-dinner linger like a glass of amber vin santo and a plate of

I’m sitting at the bar at the harborside Barren’s Distillery and Restaurant in Camden, Maine, and I’ve just unboxed what

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