Month: January 2025

Using a sword is one way to open Champagne; just don’t try it at home. Armando Pizzuti, the master sabreur at Royal Plantation in Jamaica, demonstrates his technique. Explore Wine Spectator’s free newsletters: http://newsletters.winespectator.com/
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Kyle and Tristen give their impression of the 2022 Grand Puy Ducasse after tasting the wine En Primeur in Bordeaux Link to the wine: https://www.winex.com/grand-puy-ducasse-pauillac-2022-pre-arrival.html Link to all 2022 Futures: https://www.winex.com/pre-arrivals/bordeaux-2022.html
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The debate over whether moderate alcohol consumption can offer health benefits has never been more combustible. In the past month, a federal committee of respected scientists issued a detailed report finding with “moderate certainty” that people who drink alcohol in moderation have lower all-cause mortality than those who abstain. But just two weeks later, U.S.
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Discover the exquisite taste of homemade banana wine, crafted with ripe bananas,water and a touch of patience. Perfect for tropical wine enthusiasts or anyone seeking a unique, flavorful beverage for celebrations or casual indulgence.#BananaWine #HomemadeWine #TropicalDrinks #DIYWine #BananaLovers #HomeBrewing Ingredients: Ripe banana Water SEO Keywords: Homemade Banana Wine DIY Banana Wine Recipe How to Make
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Harvest is make-or-break time for the vintage and the weeks leading up to it are crucial. This is when Wine Spectator senior editor James Suckling caught up with winemakers around Tuscany to see how 2007 looks in Montalcino, Bolgheri and Chianti.
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Dry farming, in viticultural terms, refers to growing grape vines with only natural rain fall and no water added. Randall Grahm of Bonny Doon talks about the differences in terms of wines between dry farmed and irrigated grapes. “if you can pull it off dry farming produces much more intensely flavored grapes smaller clusters smaller
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Who’s behind it: Chez Fifi is a new French restaurant from brothers David and Joshua Foulquier, both partners in the We All Gotta Eat group and Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence winner Sushi Noz on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. “The inspiration behind Chez Fifi comes from the incredible experiences my brother David and
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