Mention dry Riesling wine and someone will often ask whether Riesling is supposed to be sweet. The grape carries a
Thanksgiving wine pairings get complicated when we imagine that every dish needs its own bottle. Turkey arrives with gravy, stuffing,
A wine tasting at home can be a lovely way to spend an evening with friends. It can also become
Pairing wine with takeout deserves the same curiosity we give a restaurant meal. The food may arrive in a cardboard
Italy is one of the most exciting wine-producing countries in the world. It is also one of the most confusing.
Someone says they dislike oaky wine. A moment later, they describe a favourite red that smells like vanilla and baking
Wine harvest season looks wonderfully romantic in photographs. There are sunlit vineyards, baskets of grapes and people who somehow appear
Wine drinkers love talking about terroir. We talk about limestone in Burgundy, slate in the Mosel, altitude in Argentina and
Let’s get something out of the way. For a long time, non-alcoholic wine wasn’t particularly good. If you loved wine
