Rosé Roundup: Eight Worth Seeking Out That Aren't From Provence
/Find some beautiful rosés beyond Provence.
Read MoreFind some beautiful rosés beyond Provence.
Read MoreThe place to be on Tuesday nights in NYC!
Read MoreChiaretto, perfect for your summertime sipping along with a healthy and easy-to-make quinoa and vegetable salad.
Read MoreWines to get excited about!
Read MoreTo go with your bottle of Navarran red wine.
Read MoreJoin me on a Wine Pairing Weekend, an Aussie Grilling Adventure! Try these two fabulous recipes — lamb chops and shrimp on the barbie — from my friends at McGuigan Wines in the land down under!
Read MoreBringing new life to old vineyards.
Read MoreAustralia’s ‘Most Livable City’ has something for everyone. Find out how to eat and drink your way around town (and in the nearby Mornington Peninsula).
Read MoreJoin me on a Wine Pairing Weekend with three “M”s: Moorooduc Estate Winery in the Mornington Peninsula, owned by the McIntyres! Wines paired with roast chicken and potato salad. #WinePW on Saturday, May 12th at 11 a.m. EST.
Read MoreHappy World Malbec Day. Find out which Malbec to have with this tasty dish!
Read MoreStinky? yes! Yucky? No!
Find out about some of the worst-smelling, best-tasting cheeses out there!
Read MoreStay warm all winter long with these delectable cocktails.
Read MoreHaving fun with serious wine!
Read MoreThe man behind the brand has created something special in Champagne.
Read MoreWill you be one of the six winners treated to an all-expenses paid trip to visit some of the most revered Châteaux in all of the world?
Read MoreWith cold winter nights ahead of us, here's a delicious and hearty red wine based dish.
Read MoreFanny and I were having fun talking about the Institute's passion for Pinot Meunier.
Interesting things happen when people band together over a shared passion, especially when they’re on a mission to break tradition. In Champagne, the two year old Meunier Institute, created by a group of nine progressive winemakers, is trying to shake things up. They are tirelessly promoting the Pinot Meunier grape which usually plays a supporting role to Pinot Noir and Chardonnay in traditional Champagne blends. The members of the Institute believe that Meunier has what it takes to play the leading part.
Read more about this versatile grape at GrapeCollective.com where I interviewed one of the Institute's members, Fanny Heucq of Champagne Heucq Père et Fils.
The Wine Chef was honored to be the guest speaker at a very special dinner overlooking the Long Island Sound. Enjoy some of the recipes and food and wine pairings.
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