Comments Off on A Journey to the Heart of Mexican Wine
A chance encounter leaves a Chihuahua native on a journey to his hometown with a new appreciation for wines of this hot, mountainous, desert region. But is Mexican wine ready for the international stage? Read more
Comments Off on The art and science of whiskey distilling
Taking pride in the art of making hand-crafted spirts, Nashville, Tenn.-based Pennington Distilling Co. has been crafting authentic, American-made vodkas, whiskies, ryes and cream liqueurs since its founding in 2011.
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Comments Off on Why Oakville’s Luxurious Napa Cabernets Still Reign Supreme
Oakville, arguably the center of Napa's winemaking scene, could be credited with putting California Cabernet Sauvignon on the map. But in a constantly changing wine world, can this storied region still hold its own? Read more
Comments Off on Dan Berger Wine Competition Results
Results from the 2018 Dan Berger Wine Competition have been announced, with Banfi Vintners wines taking four Gold Medals and a slew of Silvers. Begun […]
Comments Off on 25 Sauvignon Blancs From Around the World
Sauvignon Blanc is grown around the globe and it's no wonder why. This top white wine grape has a wide range of styles and terroir-expressions that will suit any palate. Read more
Comments Off on If Italy Wants Respect for Grappa, They Need to Start at Home
The quality of grappa in America is on the rise, but this Italian brandy is often the butt of jokes in its home country. What will it take before grappa gets respect? Read more
Many thought fermenting beers with wild yeasts and bacteria was just a trend. But American brewers are doing their own interpretations of classic European brewing techniques to create complex sour ales. Read more