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Is Terroir a Myth? | Wine Enthusiast

The more I’ve talked to Maggie Harrison, the revered Oregon winemaker who’s waging a “war on wine,” per a fascinating

Nitro Beer Takes a Walk on the Lighter Side

Gary Glass was not convinced the nitro Belgian-style white ale his fellow Left Hand Brewing employees said they wanted would work.

SIP | Wine Enthusiast

On the heels of a successful 2023 Sip of South America, Wine Enthusiast is inviting you to discover, learn, and

The Best Châteauneuf-du-Pape Wine to Buy Now

Châteauneuf-du-Pape, arguably one of the most acclaimed appellations in France, is also one of its oldest. The name translates to

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The 8 Best Whiskeys for Old Fashioneds

One of the oldest, simplest and best-loved classic cocktails, the Old Fashioned is also one of the most versatile. The

The House Wine Is Getting a Makeover

Wander into a trattoria, bistro, gasthäus or taberna across Europe and order a glass of red or white wine in

How the Snow Drought is Impacting Wineries

Despite widespread flooding, mudslides and other catastrophic damage from the back-to-back atmospheric rivers that have been pummeling California this past

Nami is Mexico’s First Sake

During a five-course dinner this summer at the intimate L.A. restaurant Ceviche Project, dishes like Hokkaido scallop tostadas and black

Will Reforming the ‘Bubble Tax’ Revolutionize Cider?

“My whole life is wrapped up in my farm,” says Dan Rinke, co-owner, cidermaker and winemaker at Art+Science in Sheridan,

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