Wine

Let Them Drink Beer

Chris Weigant | Posted 08.18.2008 | Politics


Chris Weigant

There was a news item today about a group of college presidents who have signed on to an effort to "rethink" the drinking age in America. While not e...

"Winespeak" and Other Obscenities

Marlene Rossman | Posted 08.15.2008 | Style


Marlene Rossman

Why do we need experts (and I am one of those) to teach, tell and advise us on what wine tastes like? So we won't dribble it down our lips and bibs and never have a clue as to what we are tasting?

Sustainable Lessons from the Vineyard

Isabel Cowles | Posted 08.06.2008 | Green


Isabel Cowles

With global temperatures steadily climbing, everything you thought you knew about viticulture might change.

Notes from a Sommeliere -- Pet Peeves

Marlene Rossman | Posted 08.06.2008 | Style


Marlene Rossman

Lately here has been a great deal of bitching and moaning about restaurant waitstaff and wine service. Having been on both ends of the wine bottle, I can tell you that the feeling is often mutual.

Greenest Wineries In The World

Treehugger | Jessica Root | Posted 08.06.2008 | Green


There's a Latin saying that goes, "It is well to remember that there are five reasons for drinking: the arrival of a friend; one's present or future t...

You Have The Wine List, Now What?

Marlene Rossman | Posted 08.01.2008 | Style


Marlene Rossman

You don't have to be a novice to have problems ordering wine. Many people who know a good deal about wine have had bad experiences with restaurant wine lists. So, the next time you're handed the wine list keep these things in mind.

Green Wine Guideline: Go West (Or East)

mental_floss | Diana Wolf | Posted 07.25.2008 | Green


Torn between wines from Napa and Bordeaux? Well, if Dr. Tyler Colman had his way, you wouldn't be selecting your alcohol solely based on your palette ...

Green Edge 2: Organic Wine-Making

John Tepper Marlin | Posted 07.22.2008 | Living


John Tepper Marlin

Wine-making organic standards are more complex than standards for vegetables -- organic vegetable production is earth-friendly, health-friendly and tastes better. For organic wine the case needs more elaboration.

The Best Organic Wines

Grist | Posted 06.12.2008 | Green


About 15 years ago, a friend brought an organic wine to a dinner party I was giving. He explained to me that in addition to being made from grapes tha...

Green Wine: Bag-In-Box Has Smaller Carbon Footprint

Ecopreneurist | MC Milker | Posted 06.04.2008 | Green


Vineyards are perhaps one of the most entrepreneurial of ventures. Long the dream of many a corporate worker and the fulfillment of one by celebrities...

Brut Forces

Jacqueline Leo | Posted 05.05.2008 | Living


Jacqueline Leo

Finally, someone in grape valley climbed out of the wine cellar to figure out what wine drinkers really want aside from great taste: peel-off wine labels.

The Little Black Apron: Mobile Boozing and Virtual Wine Enlightenment

Melissa Gibson, Jodi Citrin, and Katie Nuanes | Posted 03.17.2008 | Living


Melissa Gibson, Jodi Citrin, and Katie Nuanes

If your relationship with wine and its selection process is anything like ours, then you're going to love Nirvino - the wine website that recently elevated us from wine-neophytes to virtual sommeliers.

Amazon.com To Start Selling Wine Online

Financial Times | Jonathan Birchall | Posted 03.05.2008 | Business


Amazon, the world's largest online retailer, is to start selling wine in the US, entering a business fraught with regulatory complexities and littered...

The Best Books On Wine (As Chosen By An Expert)

moreintelligentlife.com | Bruce Palling | Posted 02.06.2008 | Living


Most wine lists are content to bamboozle customers, writes Bruce Palling. A crisp glass of Chablis in hand ("the most compelling white wine of all"), ...

The Red and the White

Molly Laas | Posted 01.07.2008 | Living


Molly Laas

Would you consider me a total moron if I couldn't tell the difference between red and white wine?

Ladies Who Launch: Wine in Cheaps Clothing

Amy Swift | Posted 12.26.2007 | Living


Amy Swift

Is it really better to show up with something undrinkable than to show up empty handed?

Traditionalists Gag At EU's New Wine Production Rules

AP | Raf Casert | Posted 12.19.2007 | Business


Feeling sustained heat from New World upstarts, Old Europe revamped its wine industry Wednesday with a groundbreaking agreement certain to cause tradi...

The Harvesters

Adam Davie | Posted 12.11.2007 | Living


Adam Davie

Wine is certainly a beautiful drink. One would be remiss, though, to associate any of its beauty with its production.

Thanksgiving Traditions, Uncorked

Molly Laas | Posted 11.13.2007 | Living


Molly Laas

A rule I don't intend to break this Thanksgiving is to only drink wine from American producers. Thanksgiving is a uniquely American holiday where New World foods take center-stage. Why shouldn't what's in the wineglasses follow suit?

Smells Like Tannin Spirit

Marquita Levy | Posted 10.29.2007 | Living


Marquita Levy

Trying to identify a wine's characteristics by the smells wine evokes, is a fun activity not only for those working on their blind tasting skills, but for anyone trying to increase their wine acumen.

One Shot Too Many

Molly Laas | Posted 09.21.2007 | Living


Molly Laas

Despite her acuity, Barbara Holland's polemic, The Joy of Drinking, made me eye my liquor cabinet warily and pour myself another ginger ale.

Martha Stewart To Debut Line Of Wines

Wall Street Journal | VANESSA O'CONNELL | Posted 09.14.2007 | Business


America's diva of domesticity, Martha Stewart, is uncorking a plan to sell her first line of wine, starting early next year, according to people famil...


 

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