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This wine region is making waves.
This region may have a section at your local retailer, but perhaps you haven’t noticed it yet. Then again, the wines may appear in the catchall “Wines of...
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Spanish Wines Get Specific
As the world’s winemakers look to single vineyard wines to mark them out from the crowd, a trip through southern Spain with the Grandes Pagos de Espana...
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In their nearly 30 year history, Booker’s Bourbon has become well known for several things in the Whiskey world. They’re one of a handful of Bourbon’s...
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What it means to be a wine icon.
There are lots of wine brands out there, but only some can be called iconic. These brands shape winemaking in a forward-positive direction. They lead the...
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Snooth's Spirit of the Week is...
Tequila continues to be one of the hottest spirits in the world. People love to mix it into cocktails, drink it neat and even infuse it with other flavors....
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Laphroaig is one of the preeminent Single Malt Scotch producers in Islay. Among other things they’re well known for producing distinct, peaty Scotches....
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Superior Summer Reds: Dolcetto
On the last night of Nebbiolo Prima, something quite unusual happened: we left the area of Barolo and drove thirty minutes south, to the township of...
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Wine in the Movies & on TV
We've had a relationship with wine for several millennia and counting. This relationship has been documented in a number of ways, but so much has been lost...
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Four Roses Bourbon was established in 1888 and has a long and diverse history. They went from being the most popular Whiskey in America to not being...
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Chenin Blanc Strikes Back
In case you haven’t heard, June 17th is Chenin Blanc Day. And like so many wine lovers, one of the first places I go for great Chenin Blanc is South...
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Tequilla Ocho Plata is produced exclusively from Agave grown at Puerta del Aire. They’re the only Tequila distiller producing Single Estate Tequila’s...
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Beaujolais Wine is in Bloom
Some Burgundy winemakers pull their noses up at Beaujolais but, like it or not, these hilly picturesque vineyards just up the road from Macon are an integral...
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A couple of months back as I planned to visit Northern Italy, on an Amarone trip, a lightbulb went off and I decided to get there a few days early. Rewind a...
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Secret Sauce Wines: Murrieta’s Well
My admiration for Murrieta’s Well and their winemaker, Robbie Meyer, is no secret. I’m so glad that The Whip and The Spur are available at retail shops...
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In the last decade the popularity of Agave based spirits has been on the rise. Tequila led the charge and Mezcal followed with a huge uptick in popularity....
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Jeff Quint, 9th Generation farmer started Cedar Ridge in 2003 with his wife Laurie. The Quint family has been in Iowa since 1881. They came from Germany...
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A Journey to the Heart of Rías Baixas
Have you ever tasted ten wines in sixty minutes? In my experience this is one of the best ways to get a crash course in a grape or region. You’ll come away...
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This Italian Vodka comes from the Piedmont region. The Sacchetto family has been producing spirits in Italy for almost 70 years. In 1987 they began...
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Ribera y Rueda: A Tale of Two Wines
Americans seem to be growing in curiosity about Spain. Numbers indicate Americans traveling to Spain are on the rise each year, while at the same time...
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Tasting Tommasi: Amarone for the Ages
Pierangelo Tommasi is the Co-Proprietor and Export Director of Tommasi Viticoltori, a family-owned winery founded by his great-grandfather in 1902 in the...
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