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With so much impact for so little effort (and without having to schlep to Russ & Daughters), gravlax deserves a

On Monday, May 6, a broad contingent of wine industry professionals and consumers gathered at Wine Enthusiast’s second annual Sip

There are many ways to pass the time on a long flight. One way is to soothe anxiety and boredom

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Sparklers have moved beyond special occasions into everyday life in recent years. According to analysts at the beverage alcohol market

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

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