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Austrian rieslings like this one are taut, tingling, and full-bodied, all at the same time.
Here are some simple steps that master sommelier Robert Smith, of the Las Vegas restaurant Picasso, recommended to us.
Tasting Notes: Wines from the Lompoc Wine Ghetto
A wide variety of wines, made from grapes grown in Santa Barbara County, is produced in the Lompoc Wine Ghetto; here are some of our favorites.
Pioneer Spirit
A winemaking renaissance is taking place in an unlikely corner of California.
Red Wine with Strawberries
The French call this classic “fraises au vin rouge”—the better the wine and berries, the better the drink.
Book Club Sangria
This sweet-tart wine punch was invented by members of the Junior League of Houston book club in the 1970s.
By and large, the wines of America’s heartland are made for drinking with hearty food, not fetishizing.
After decades in obscurity, wines from the country’s heartland are on the rise.
Tasting Notes: Sherry
Seven bottles that are excellent expressions of sherry’s principal styles.
Civilized Company
Sherry's time has come, again.
This tangy sangria is named after the Louisiana town where Tabasco sauce was invented.
This tart punch is a refreshing, fruity base for a number of summer cocktails.
Tasting Notes: 2008 Portland Indie Wine Festival
A roundup of bottles from some of Oregon's best small vineyards.
The fine rieslings of Germany’s Saar and Ruwer can be more delicately complex than good white burgundy.
American Road Trips: Pinot Noir Pilgrimage
A guide to exploring the stellar small-yield vineyards of Oregon’s Willamette Valley.