Wine – Page 11 – Wine Bottle

If you’re settling in for a nice dinner, there are plenty of classic wine pairings that dictate what you should

If we’re to believe the headlines, Gen Z—a.k.a. those born between 1996 and 2012—spells doom for the wine industry. They’re

Less than 5% of French wine comes from Burgundy, but don’t let this region’s size fool you. Bottles from this

On paper, the definition of a ‘dry wine’ is simple: a wine that offers no residual sugar or perceptible sweetness.

Though versions of boeuf bourguignon had been made throughout France for years, it wasn’t formalized in the French culinary canon

It’s a defining feature in Fino, Manzanilla and Amontillado Sherries, gives dry Szamorodni an extra layer of complexity; is the

Over the past few years, nostalgia has been a through line in cocktail trends. From the tropical Penicillins that were

When a wine region is called “Heaven and Earth,” one can expect nothing less than divine wines. Such a place

With origins dating back to 1870, the Rose family’s legacy is intrinsically tied to the Rapaura district of Marlborough, New

Madeira, the subtropical Portuguese island off the coast of northwest Africa, is best known for its eponymous fortified wine. But

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