These Top Brewers Are Tapping into Hispanic Heritage
A decade ago, Sergio Manancero—the founding business partner of La Doña Cervecería—spent a good amount of time visiting breweries and
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Is This $39 U.S. Open Cocktail the Next Honey Deuce?
Since 2006, when the Honey Deuce debuted at the U.S. Open, the melon ball-garnished cocktail has reigned as the end-of-summer
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Cocktail Omakases Are Back and Better Than Ever
Perhaps you’ve already noticed: omakase is everywhere. Pasta omakase. Dessert omakase. Steak omakase. Increasingly, cocktail omakase is everywhere, too. Styled
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6 Essential Grapes to Understand Cava
Cava, Spain’s shockingly affordable sparkler, shares a lot of commonalities with Champagne. It, too, is made in the méthode traditionelle
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Can Great Wines Exist Without Sulfites?
Not long ago, I watched an interview with natural wine producer Anders Frederik Steen on Instagram. Steen, the chef-turned-winemaker in
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It’s Time to Retire These Wine Terms
When Wine Enthusiast Tasting Director Anna-Christina Cabrales published her takedown of the terms “masculine” and “feminine” in this year’s August/September
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After Nearly Disappearing, This Chillable Portuguese Red Wine Is Cool Again
A bit of trend chasing in the wine industry is understandable. Whether it’s the big-bigger-biggest arms race of the late
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The 8 Drinks That Defined Paris Cocktail Culture
If there’s been a better time to drink cocktails in Paris, Xavier Padovani didn’t see it. “Twenty-five years ago, it
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There’s Nothing ‘Petit’ About Petit Chablis
Petit Chablis was once an unsung, quaffable, high-acid category of Chablis. But now, this underdog, entry-level Chablis is all grown
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It’s Time to Get to Know Rioja
No region is more synonymous with Spanish wine than Rioja. Sprawling along the Ebro river in North Central Spain, Rioja
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