It appears that Thomas Jefferson left a legacy beyond the magnificent discovery of the French/Freedom Fries. He was also an avid wine lover and connoisseur and therefore introduced the wine-making culture to his native land. Via
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UNCORKING THE CODE – PART 2 – BUYING WINE There’s enough information to keep us learning for a lifetime about where and which wine to buy. Furthermore, you’ll find many…
To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Vinos de los Herederos del Marqués de Riscal winery in Rioja, Spain a super vinatge weekend is being hosted by The Luxury Collection…
Coming from the Jacobsen brew house ‘Carlsberg Jacobsen Vintage No1’ has created its own place as one of the most expensive brands of beers priced at $350. There are only…
A new Portuguese tapas and wine bar in the heart of Times Square is a great place to taste hard-to-find wines from Portugal. Tíntol, which is the Portuguese slang word…
An ancient and rare bottle from a limited stock of 336 bottles; it is a unique identity for a 46-year old vintage bottle of Glen Garioch 1958. Among those 336…
Decades of discussion have made little progress so far. Can a Napa be a Napa if it is not produced in Napa? Hmmm. I personally like the idea of naming…