Why Using Native Grapes Has Its Advantages In Winemaking
Native grapes have a significant impact on the end characteristics of wine. Leonardo Bellaccini, oenologist at San Felice Wine Estate in Tuscany tells us why.
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Why Gordon Ramsay Believes Californian Wines Are Among The Best In The World
The influence of California on the wine world cannot be understated - so much so that even Gordon Ramsay recognizes the state's stronghold in the industry.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Adding Rice Beer To Your Gluten-Free Diet
Given that rice is gluten free, it is perfectly logical to assume that rice beer would also be gluten free, but that isn't necessarily the case.
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A Sommelier Explains Why Dessert Wine Is The Best Pairing For Dark Chocolate
Dark chocolate is more bitter and less sugary than the milk and white varieties, so, according to an expert, pairing it with a sweeter dessert wine is best!
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How A Simple Sparkling Wine Drink Got The Name 'Cold Duck'
Cold duck is an elevated two-parter (not dissimilar to a highball) made from a combination of sparkling burgundy wine and champagne.
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How Do Vacuum Wine Stoppers Really Work?
You may have heard that vacuum wine stoppers are the latest and greatest in wine preservation technology, but how do they work? And do they work well?
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For The Best Quality Brew, Never Serve Beer In A Frosted Glass
You might believe beer in a frosted glass improves the drinking experience - but don't buy into the myth, as a few factors actually dispel this notion.
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Why Sommeliers Want You To Consider The Weight Of Your Wine When Pairing It With A Dish
Pairing wine and food seems simple, but the sommelier-level wine terms can get a tad confusing. So, what exactly is a wine's weight and how does it factor in?
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How To Use Whiskey Stones To Chill Your White Wine
If you love perfectly chilled white wine and hate how ice can water it down, you'll want to think about using whiskey stones to chill your next glass.
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The World's First-Ever Beer Recipe Has Been Around Since Ancient Times
Modern humans aren't the only ones who enjoy a glass of beer. In fact, a recipe for the fermented grain beverage has been around for thousands of years.
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The Underrated Tuscan Wines You Should Be Sipping, According To An Oenologist
Tuscan wines are some of the most popular in the world, particularly the U.S. An expert oenologist gave us the low-down on some the most underrated bottles.
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This Is Who Really Makes Costco's Kirkland Brand Wine
Due to the superstore's longtime relationships with winemakers and importers around the globe, Costco has been able to secure some pretty cut-rate contracts.
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How Brandy Plays A Role In Fortifying Madeira Wine
Sweet, spicy, and potent, fortified Madeira wine is considered a delicacy. And the secret to its great strength and flavor? The classic grape spirit brandy.
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The One Costco Location That Sells The Rarest Wines
If you can imagine paying nearly $35,000 for a mere six bottles of wine, then Costco has a deal waiting just for you, but there's only one place to get them.
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Cook Potatoes With Beer For A Uniquely Elevated Flavor
You might have enjoyed beer and potatoes side by side, but have you tried potatoes infused with beer? Fans of the combo will love the singular combined flavor.
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A Touch Of Bourbon Will Take Your Mulled Wine To The Next Level
It's not just the wine and warming spices that make this a deliciously enjoyable beverage; enhance the flavors even further with a splash of bourbon.
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How Long Canned Beer Actually Lasts And How To Store It Right
After years of being looked down upon, canned beer has been embraced by the craft brewing community. Which leads us to wonder, how long will canned beer keep?
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K&L Wines Is The Hollywood Liquor Store That's Worth A Visit
For California residents, one liquor store chain that stands tall above most others is K&L Wines, which offers a prestigious, international selection.
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The One Thing You Should Never Do When Pouring A Homebrewed Beer
When it comes to tasting your homebrew beer, you'll be eager to pop open the bottle and get sipping, but wait, read this first to make sure you do it right.
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Add Bourbon-Soaked Oak Chips To Your Homebrew For A Smokier Beer
Homebrewing allows you to create your own specific flavors and you can experiment with using some bourbon-soaked oak chips for a smokier brew.
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10 Athletic Brewing Co. Non-Alcoholic Beers, Ranked
Athletic Brewing Co. offers a variety of near beers for every occasion. We reviewed some of their best-sellers and ranked them based on flavor and aroma.
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Does Wine Taste Different Out Of A Stemless Glass?
Stemless glasses may seem like a harmless convenience, but wine glasses have stems for a reason. Depending on the variety, your wine might even taste different!
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The Easiest Way To Pair Cheese With Alcohol That Isn't Wine, According To A Cheesemonger
Wine and cheese is a classic alcohol and cheese pairing - but it's just one of many options. Beer, cider, and spirits also pair well with various cheeses.
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20 Can't-Miss Wine Brands To Buy In 2024
Finding the best wine may seem impossible, but it's an important task. Here are some truly can't-miss wine brands to add to your wine cellar in 2024.
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The Reason You Usually Don't Need To Decant White Wine
Curious about decanting white wine? Though it's not the norm, certain complex whites can benefit; learn when and how for an enhanced tasting experience.
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Why You Should Avoid IPAs When Cooking With Beer
The craft beer revolution has made IPAs more popular than ever, but if you're using your beer for cooking you may want to avoid the hoppy style of brew.
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Why Pouring Etiquette Matters When Drinking Sake
Sake is one of the most popular Japanese beverages, but there is proper etiquette when pouring it. Learn the specific rituals you must do when drinking sake.
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