Coupes vs Flutes: The Great Champagne Glass Showdown
The wine industry is full of hot takes. French Chardonnay versus California. Old world versus new. Screw caps versus cork.
Read MoreThe wine industry is full of hot takes. French Chardonnay versus California. Old world versus new. Screw caps versus cork.
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Read MoreMuch of Champagne’s historical success has been based on the nonvintage style, a grand recipe that blends older and more
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Read MoreDecanting is a polarizing topic in the still-wine world. The process is performed to separate sediment, allow the wine to
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