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There is so much cooks can do with green garlic, which is more subtly flavored than regular garlic.
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Popcorn and movies have always gone together for me. Heck, popcorn and anything. I'll even eat popcorn at a bar. It is snack that I've always enjoyed as the fluffy pillows of popped corn melt in my mouth with salty, buttery bliss. But sometimes you want to kick that popcorn up a notch. For years I've used Cajun seasoning ...
On the eve of two simultaneously scheduled wine fairs dedicated to the proposition that everything old is new again, it's hard not to admire the enthusiasm of those taken by "natural" wine. It's hard not to notice the excitement its...
The San Francisco standout is opening a branch on the Lower East Side on Tuesday.
The arrest of Rudy Kurniawan on March 8 coincided with the top in the fine wine market this year. Even though Kurniawan–whose guilt or innocence on wine counterfeiting charges remains to be tried in federal court–was apprehended, wine fraud remains an easy crime: combine sky-high prices with an old collectible whose authenticity may be ...
Learn how to make stuffed mushrooms with this easy stuffed mushrooms recipe. Yummy!
Welcome to the Weekly Wine Quiz! Based on feedback from ever-so-vocal-and-intelligent peeps like you, I do not supply the quiz answer directly in the post – you will need to tune back in later in the comments sectionfor the answer. I’m still on the road and just returning this week from Australia, so once again Copyright © 2011. Originally at Weekl...
While this site is not a kosher wine site, with many Israeli wine not being kosher and much kosher wine not being Israeli, I know it’s of interest to some readers and so I’m reviewing a new book out on the market, written by a New York real estate expert, The Kosher Grapevine: Exploring the
I'm a sucker for good marketing… Because I'm in marketing. Occasionally I see someone writing about and knocking a brand that arrives, because there are accoutrements that accompany the wine. It's like the plague just arrived at their doorstep. It always makes me giggle. (I wonder if they're hooked on Mad Men, like I am.)...
CNN's Erin Burnett discovers Carmel Winery and a beautiful bottle of Carmel Appellation with, yes, a camel on the bottle.
Yesterday’s stunning news that more minority babies are being born in the U.S. than white babies, for the first time ever, has tremendous implications for the domestic wine industry. The problem, which in my opinion the wine industry has never wanted to admit much less deal with, is that wine is pretty much an upscale
Picture: Christian G.E. Schiller and Basil Tesseron Guy Tesseron's grandson Basil Tesseron, who has taken command at Chateau Lafon-Rochet, came to the French Embassy in Washington DC to present 5 different vintages of his Grand Vin spanning from 1975 to 2011 and “ and this came as a big surprise - a 2011 Chateau Lafon-Rochet Rose. This evening was ...
Ready for a round of golf? Discover Temecula Golf Courses. Make reservations to play at a Temecula golf course. Tee it up!
Discover great fun at Napa Valley Golf Courses. Combine a wine tasting tour with a round of golf at one of the scenic Napa golf courses.
Next time you're in Sonoma wine tasting, take time to enjoy a round of golf at the gorgeous Sonoma golf courses located throughout Sonoma County.
There's been plenty of press praising the quality and overall value coming out of South America and the wines from Chile are at the top of the stack. Check out Carmenere, perhaps Chile's most famous red wine, with an intriguing storyline of its own, or sip some Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon, a hometown hero throughout the country. ...Read Full Post
Nashville’s Kayne Prime has me at “hello.” Walking into this modern-rustic steakhouse of my dreams and—with profound apologies to Dad whose backyard-grilled steaks were good—I know whatever protein I choose from the menu, it’s going to be like nothing I’ve ever experienced, a definite wow-wow-wow. How can I predict Kayne is going to satisfy my...
Florence Fabricant offers advice on confronting a relative when he or she isn't sensitive to your food allergies.
A recent study conducted at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York shows the possibility that polyphenols derived from red wine could treat Alzheimer's disease. Lab tests on rats showed that red wine polyphenols broke down amyloid-beta plaques which obstruct brain pathways in Alzheimer's. While this is seemingly good news for red wine drinkers...
Ella Valley Winery is located in the valley of Ella in the Judean Hills, which has been a viticulturally important area for 2000 years. While, from an historical point of view, the aesthetically stunning Ella Valley is primarily known for the monumental show-down between David and Goliath; it does have other claims to fame. As
Hike Half Dome for the most challenging Yosemite hike. If this 14 mile round trip hike sounds too strenuous, you'll find many other hikes to choose from.
Redwoods & Wine! Explore a redwood forest california. Armstrong Woods State Natural Reserve is an old growth redwood forest located in Guerneville. You'll be in awe of the amazing redwoods.
There was so much hope in the air on May 16-17, 1990, exactly 22 years ago, at the International Colloquium on Rhône Varietals, which I was privileged to cover as my first major feature story when I became a professional wine writer. Syrah and its fellow Rhône grapes and wines, Mourvedre and Grenache, weren’t widely
Would you like a quick suggestion for a good wine to drink tonight (or this weekend) that won’t break your budget and is widely available? Many of our readers have said this is something they would like, so here is this week’s selection, the 2009 Chateau Ste. Michelle Cabernet Sauvignon from the Columbia Valley of A Wine for Tonight: 2009 Chateau S...
After six generations of pressing grapes in California, the Mirassou family has only one son left who owns a wine brand: Steven Mirassou. But he can’t legally use his own name on his bottles, despite the fact that Mirassou’s have been making wine since the mid-1800s, probably longer than any other CA winemaking family. He Copyright © 2011. Original...
A Bordeaux blend consisting of Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Merlot and Carmenère, Veramonte's 2009 Primus shows the synergy that can be crafted by merging complementary grape varieties into an enticing everyday wine. ...Read Full Post
I'm so happy to keep you in the loop of the ridiculous… My little wine blog keeps me endlessly amused, by the way, and I love sharing. We're actually making history with current affairs, here. I got an Email this morning, and knew that I'd not be interested in what was being offered, just by
Style mixed in with functionality. The new Nautilus corkscrew is easier and more comfortable than other lever corkscrews. Simply rest on the base of the bottle, squeeze and lift and you're ready to drink. Comes with foil cutter and an extra worm Price: $29.99 Click here to buy from Amazon
Picture: Christian G.E. Schiller at Bar a Vin in l' Ecole du VinWhen I visited Bordeaux earlier this year, I had 3 wine bars on my list, but was able to check out only one - Le Bar a Vin. The other two “ Max Bordeaux Wine Gallery and Aux Quatres Coins Du Vin “ remained on my to-do list for my next visit in September (as well as L'Intendant wine sho...
Who Doesn't love a good list? Who doesn't love a good Pinot Noir? Who doesn't love a great Pinot Noir Event? Here you'll find all three: PINOT DAYS SAN FRANCISCO Saturday, June 16th 200 Pinot Producers Below is the killer...
Buzzing tasting table Fougères sur Bièvre, Loire There's a format for wine tastings and mini wine fairs that is on the rise in France, and it's perfect for me because that's my type of event, informal, casual and just the...
Two Buck Chuck turns ten this year. We were reminded that Fred Franzia's Bronco Wine Co. owns 40,000 acres of vines in the San Joaquin Valley, debt-free, which helps keep the wine price so low. How big is a 40,000 acre vineyard? It's about 50 times the size of Central Park, and, in fact, about
Two of the world's top chefs agree that they should not have to carry the torch for local and sustainable agriculture. Here are a few posts from the firefight that has resulted on Twitter.
From the Isle of Skye, Talisker 10 year has long been dubbed "Magic Marker" by Raise a Glass producer James Lawson. It gets the name from its distinctive nose which does indeed resemble a permanent market. Feel free to sniff this one all you'd like. The whisky is slightly syrupy and well peppered. Its taste is refined, and as Jeremy put it, "ci...
The Weekly Walla Walla Wine Word for Dummies is: Carbonic Maceration
Okay, so this is a total of two words and not one word for dummies. Good, so you can count. This isn't a math session, this is vocab.
Carbonic maceration (or whole berry fermentation) is a winemaking technique that is often associated with the French wine region of Beaujo...
Oregon wineries have earned themselves an international reputation for quality wine. Plan an Oregon wine tour right here. Learn about the many wineries located throughout Oregon.
The 2010 vintage was one of the most peculiar I ever saw. (2011 was too.) It was, in short, cold. Californians aren’t used to chilly summers, and neither are grapes. The resulting wines were problematic. That the harvest was problematic is testified by numerous statements from winemakers. Hidden Ridge, a fine winery that straddles the
General Tso’s Chicken is one of the Wine Peeps favorite dishes, and we especially enjoy it prepared extra spicy. An added consideration in planning and preparing our challenging wine pairing meal this time is that John has been diagnosed with a gluten allergy, so I prepared the dish gluten free and was pleasantly surprised with Challenging Wine Pai...
[ Editor's note: this article is not an easy one to follow, because the topic is not an easy one to get your head around; intrepid readers will want to stick with it, though, because I think the conclusions are fodder for some amazing discussion on their implications on wine criticism. ] The world of Copyright © 2011. Originally at Why Rating Wine ...
"An Impatient Publicist" will be the name of my book, when it's published, because I am she. I'll have my soap opera Cheesecake in the Vines buried in there somewhere, because it's too good of a story to be left unwritten, and I'd like to develop these characters of intrigue. I didn't write about the
Picture: Christian G.E. Schiller with Dr. Manfred Pruem, Weingut J.J. Pruem in Germany For the second time, the Falstaff Trophies Deutschland have been awarded. The wine/food/travel journal Falstaff has been around for a number of years, issued in Vienna, Austria, and reporting about wine, food and travel from an Austrian perspective, for Austria-b...
On our last day in Barcelona, we were fortunate enough to have a private tour of La Boqueria, the lively market on the town's busy Las Ramblas boulevard, by Chef Isma Prados, one of Barcelona's most noted celebuchefs. Isma is something of a phenomenon in Catalonia, and is a mix of Jaime Oliver and Gordon Ramsey. His focus is on
Pete Wells picks three highlights from the menu at Perla in the Village.
The other day, I was speaking with someone who relayed a conversation that he had with a vintner in Temecula, an area with over 1,000 acres vineyards about an hour and a half from LA and San Diego. The guy asked the vintner why he didn't try to make better wines. The vintner replied that
The US, Germany and the UK are amongst the five largest wine consuming countries and also top the list of the three largest wine importing countries in the world (in reverse order). Greek wine exports to the US are on the rise and the word about their quality and uniqueness seems to be increasing in
A Manhattan Classic Cocktail event takes drinkers over the bridge for rum cocktails.
Find the best appetizer recipes. These quick and easy appetizers are perfect to serve as a first course or as a special h'orderve at a party.
This week’s Wine Word of the Week is faults. Official definition from Jancis Robinson’s The Oxford Companion to Wine: Faults in wines vary, of course, according to the taste of the consumer. …. To winemakers, however, wine faults are specific departures from an acceptable norm, the least quantifiable of which may be a lack of Wine Word of the Week:...
Mary Frances Kennedy (M.F.K.) Fisher shuffled off the mortal coil twenty years ago this Summer. Twenty years on after her departure, her status has not change a single jot: Fisher’s still the greatest food writer who has ever lived. Don’t believe me? Try out the latest collection of some of her work, Musings On Wine Copyright © 2011. Originally at ...
I just had a Pinot with pizza the other day, wondering how that would fare… It did really well as a combo. I don't enjoy a lot of red sauce on my pizza, so I ordered it that way. This seemed to keep all the acid in balance. Mary's Pizza always gets it right for
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