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Taste Napa Valley – Learn By Drinking course

Start learning today about Napa Valley wines through a guided tasting course with wine expert Madeline Puckette. [...]

Wine Folly Wine Club 003 – Aging Vessels

This month’s wine club shipment theme is “Aging Vessels: Oak, Stainless, Concrete.” We’ll be tasting four wines that each use a different aging method to understand how aging affects wine taste. [...]

Opening 40-Year-Old Wine (Video)

Opening old vintage wine is a once in a lifetime experience. Here are some things we learned while opening 40 year old wine. Get ready for a few surprises! [...]

Taste Argentina – Learn By Drinking Course

Learn about and taste 6 amazing Argentina wines in a guided tasting course with wine expert Madeline Puckette. [...]

Pinot Noir of Marlborough on the Rise

Pinot Noir is growing in popularity in Marlborough, New Zealand. The area known for its Sauvignon Blanc has a new rising wine star. [...]

Tasting Challenge: Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon

Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon graces the final 34 Wines Tasting Challenge. Join us for the last delicious wine in the series. [...]

Tasting Challenge: Spanish Rosado

This week’s challenge tastes Spanish Rosado. Our tasting challenge heads to the finish line with the bubblegum pink wine of Provence. [...]

Spicy Red Wine Quick Guide

Spicy red wine – Syrah, Chianti, and Californian Zinfandel. Learn more now about your palate and how to choose bold spicy red wine. [...]

Tasting Challenge: French Gewürztraminer

Discover how a distinctly German grape became a French wine superstar. This week’s tasting challenge sips on Gewürztraminer. [...]

Wine Folly Wine Club 002 – Pinot Noir Four Ways

July’s Wine Club theme is “Pinot Noir Four Ways.” We’ll be tasting four different styles including rosé, red, and sparkling blanc de noirs. [...]

At NYC’s Hottest Bars, Order These Sleeper Hits Instead of Their Most Popular Cocktails

New York has a lot of famous cocktail bars. And famous cocktail bars usually have a drink for which they are best known. Most people who visit these bars for the first time (or the second or that third) will order this drink, because that’s just what’s done — that [...]

We Asked 11 Beer Pros: What’s the Most Underrated Macro Beer?

While it seems like every state in the U.S. now has a selection of local microbreweries, there are still moments that call for a good old macro beer. You might find yourself in a dive bar or at a sports arena without a wide selection of craft brews, or you [...]

The VinePair Podcast: Where Does Rosé Go From Here?

Before the pandemic, rosé was abundant. We had the Rosé Cruise, the Rosé Mansion, Pinknic. Pink wine was a lifestyle. But now, with so many brands retailing at vastly different price points flooding the market, the beloved wine has become a little… basic. There was a time when rosé was [...]

Would You Drink Fine Wine From a Paper Bottle?

Wine packaging has gone through a wild transition over the past two decades. Prior to this relatively fresh movement, consumer desires had been affixed to a glass-or-nothing mentality for so long that an upheaval of the current level was nearly unthinkable. Glass in all its permutations and assorted clever designs [...]

The Number of Arby’s in Every State [MAP]

We all know Arby’s for its straightforward slogan: “We Have The Meats.” Looking at the national fast food chain’s menu, it’s clear that this jingle rings true, from the sandwiches piled high with half-pounds of roast beef and cheddar to the classic French dip. Founded in Boardman, Ohio, in 1964 [...]

Thirsty Beaver Saloon: The Bar That Never Sold Out Against All Odds

For many, it’s the American dream to build up a business and then sell it to a bigger company for millions of dollars. But for some entrepreneurs, it’s just not worth it to turn over their pride and joy. Perhaps the finest example of a business that refused to sell [...]

The Most Iconic Cease-and-Desist Cases in Drinks History

“Good poets borrow, great poets steal.” It’s a tidbit of advice passed around in the writing world that encourages taking inspiration from work you admire and making something entirely original rather than a cheap imitation. Trademark law, though, has a less poetic interpretation of intellectual property — especially when it [...]

Why Modern French Beer Culture Never Took Off

Across Europe, there are legacy breweries that are as influential as they are historic. Until the U.S.’s craft beer revolution, these institutions were many Americans’ first introduction to “good beer.” In Germany, there are Paulaner and Weihenstephaner, among many others. In Belgium, you’ll find Westmalle, Orval, and Rochefort. The Czech [...]

The Fish House Punch

The article The Fish House Punch appeared first on VinePair. [...]

The VinePair Podcast: Surging Labor Costs Are a Nationwide Challenge for Bars and Restaurants

Restaurants are expensive right now, and people are frustrated. Without context, many people feel as if they’re being shortchanged, or nickel and dimed by restaurants that are still trying to rebound from Covid losses. For others, the assumption for price hikes is that food and wine prices have simply gone [...]

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Laufey Lín Jónsdóttir, better known as simply, Laufey in a popular singer and songwriter from Iceland. Her name that nobody knows intuitively the pronunciation of, is actually a relatively common Icelandic name taken from Norse mythology, the mother of Loki.   Laufey is an Icelandic […] The post How to [...]

Yevgeny Viktorovich Prigozhin is a Russian oligarch, mercenary military chief of the paramilitary group Wagner, once close allie of Russian president Vladimir Putin Vladimir Putin. In June 2023, the commander who is often referred to “Putin’s chef” launched an alleged coup and an offensive to […] The post How to [...]

Score: 90/100 Points   Overall Review Notes & Tasting Impressions With a bright and shiny lemon-yellow color, and delicate green hues, this Burgundy Chardonnay is positively intriguing to the nose, with dominant notes of marzipan, almond, red apple, and mango. Pleasing tones of orange and […] The post 2017 Famille [...]

Guest Post By Alti Wine Exchange   Hi! For those who are asking themselves who’s this, I’m Breno, lead copywriter at Alti Wine Exchange. Last time, I was invited by Julien Miquel to give you some curiosities about wine history. Now, I’m happy to be […] The post How fine [...]

Wine Review & tasting Notes of the 2019 Esprit Gassier Edition Limitée Côtes de Provence Rosé from France. Score: 92/100 points   Overall Review Notes & Tasting Impressions With a pale salmon pink color, typical of what we expect from a Provence rosé, the nose […] The post 2019 Esprit [...]

Guest Post by Alti Wine Exchange   Hi, Social Vignerons reader, Let me introduce myself. I’m Breno, copywriter at Alti Wine Exchange, a leading fine wine investment platform – where our brave Julien Miquel also happens to be Chief Wine Officer (you can read his […] The post Five curiosities [...]

This is the third of a series of articles and videos where we explore together the fascinating world of fine sparkling wines. First, we looked at the different grapes that are used to make fine Crémants de Bourgogne, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir leading of course […] The post Exploring the [...]

Dalgona coffee is the new coffee sensation! Such a simple and easy recipe. There couldn’t be anything to make than Dalgona coffee… Yet, it seems no one had really though about whipping instant coffee before, and of pouring the resulting mousse on top of hot […] The post How to [...]

Bordeaux Wine & Food Pairing Bordeaux wines are known for their exceptional quality and are loved and appreciated by wine connoisseurs around the globe. That being said, there isn’t such a thing as the perfect bottle of Bordeaux wine ; different wines will fit different […] The post Bordeaux & [...]

Now this is an interesting question, that as a wine expert I wasn’t expecting but quite a few people ask it so it’s worth a little investigation. Hear Whether There is Red Chardonnay Wines or Not in Video Why Not a Red Chardonnay Wine? The […] The post Is there [...]

At Cadgal in Piemonte, Moscato Unveils Its Updated Identity

After visiting Piemonte a few years ago and understanding more about the Moscato Bianco grape and its varied styles, it was a pleasure to learn about a unique project at Cadgal, tucked in the breathtaking hills of Monferrato and the Langhe. The priority at the winery is to “redefine the [...]

Some of my favorite episodes of Crush On This are those that highlight food and wine pairings. When Allison and I develop the themes, we do our best to focus on intriguing wines with some of our favorite dishes that are hopefully yours, too. Most of the time, we’re hustling [...]

A Compelling Wine from an Intriguing Region, Tannat is the Signature Grape of Uruguay

If you’re reading this, you appreciate wine. But how many of us are familiar with Tannat, the flagship grape of Uruguay? When I began diving deep into all-things-wine many years ago, Tannat was a red varietal of which I wasn’t familiar. But now? After many many tastings of Tannat, whether [...]

An Invitation: Let’s Discover Spain In Luxury – March 2025

Let’s travel to Spain together in March 2025! From March 17-25, 2025, our group of 16 travelers will indulge in luxury during a most memorable experience exploring hidden and not-so-hidden gems in Barcelona, the Priorat region, and Costa Brava. Having traveled several times to this iconic country, it was an [...]

A Quick Journey Through Victoria, Australia’s Diverse Wine Region

One country that has always intrigued me is Australia. From what I’ve heard, stunning natural environments including mountains and coastlines, a lauded culture of culinary delights, welcoming people in country towns and vibrant city life are enticing. And the wines that I’ve tasted through the years have been quite good; [...]

Dinner Tonight: Roasted Salmon with Béarnaise Sauce and 2021 Bouchaine Estate Chardonnay

Are you wondering what to make for this evening’s dinner (that’s actually creative)? How many times have you opened the fridge or pantry doors and promptly announced that it will be take-out sushi night? To be honest, the mealtime conundrum is almost a daily occurrence in my world. A few [...]

Albariño and Tannat Take the Stage at Alternative Tastes Wine Fest: A Celebration of Unique Varieties

Officially announced is Alternative Tastes Wine Fest: A Celebration of Unique Varieties to be held in Paso Robles, California on Friday, June 7 and Saturday, June 8, 2024. During the two day extravaganza, Albariño and Tannat, two trending varietals on the Central Coast, are the stars. This festival was founded [...]

A Conversation with Angelina Mondavi

News articles about yet another sale of a family winery to a large corporate conglomerate are published on a regular basis. Likewise, almost daily, an article or social media conversation revolves around the future of wine as it pertains to younger consumers. When I had the chance to chat with [...]

Bezel Wines, Cakebread Cellars’ Sister Brand, Showcases California’s Central Coast Charisma

Who has not heard of or tasted wines from Napa Valleys’ Cakebread Cellars founded in 1972 by Dolores and Jack Cakebread?  Its storied history and exceptional wines not only reflect the character of the founders but the quality of their estate vineyards from Carneros to Mendocino County. Now, this historic [...]

Pages and Palates – Three Wine Books to Explore

For many, sipping a glass of wine while reading a juicy novel may be a favorite pastime. I know it is for me. After a day of errands, writing, or organizing the pantry for the millionth time (truth), I enjoy opening a bottle of something delicious and relaxing with a [...]


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