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Tasting Etiquette

Or, Why It's Not A Frat PartyOne of the most exciting trends in the world of wine these days is the popularity of tastings. And not the kind that most people imagine—those gatherings of ascot-clad men pretentiously picking apart the relative meri... read more

Written By: Brian Freedman on Mon, Jul 23rd 2007

The Rise of the Wine Bar

The New Neighborhood Watering HoleThese days, it seems, wine bars are opening at a breakneck pace. From Philadelphia to Chicago to Los Angeles, some of the most exciting new hangouts are built on the idea that people want more options when it comes to ... read more

Written By: Brian Freedman on Mon, Jul 30th 2007

Turn Turn Turn

The wine world, mercifully, is changing. And it's not happening a moment too soon, because for a while there, it looked as if it might get crushed beneath the weight of its own pretensions.This, of course, was always a problem in America: We just could... read more

Written By: Brian Freedman on Tue, Jul 17th 2007

Coming Back Down To Earth

The Beauty of Affordable BurgundyI recently had a bit of a wine revelation, which I hadn't realized how much I'd needed until it happened. After all, these days it seems as if most of the wine world is in a tizzy over one thing: Prices.Sure, there's al... read more

Written By: Brian Freedman on Thu, Jul 12th 2007

Pinot Grigio Primer

Bella Sera Is Just The BeginningThe pinot grigio days of summer are upon us. This is, of course, an annual occurrence, as unavoidable as high temps, unremitting humidity, and once-beefy guys strutting down the street in muscle shirts, showing off their... read more

Written By: Brian Freedman on Thu, Jul 5th 2007

Wines for the Fourth

Barbecue-Friendly Reds for your Holiday Gathering this 4th of JulyThe Fourth of July holiday is upon us - a time to take the day off from work, eat all kinds of grilled flesh and salads with way too much mayonnaise (macaroni, potato), and spend the day... read more

Written By: Brian Freedman on Wed, Jun 27th 2007

Worth The Wait

The Benefits of Drinking Those Prized Older BottlesThis past weekend, I was reminded yet again why it pays to invest in a wine-preservation system, hold onto a few bottles, and wait until they've reached maturity to drink. This, of course, is one of th... read more

Written By: Brian Freedman on Tue, Jun 19th 2007

Crisp White Wine for Summertime

Back Away From That Bottle of Chardonnay...Standard wine logic dictates that you mostly drink reds in the winter and whites in the summer. This, of course, has always been a flawed outlook: Is there anything better with barbecue than a rich, spicy Cali... read more

Written By: Anonymous on Wed, May 13th 2009

Grapes, Leaves, and a Little Sliver o...

What To Drink With Your Next CigarThere's nothing quite like enjoying a great cigar in the summertime heat. I think it has something to do with that Cuban fantasy all stogie lovers share, but I could be wrong here. It's probably nothing more than the f... read more

Written By: Brian Freedman on Thu, May 31st 2007

Inexpensive Bubbly

Warm Weather Sparklers on a BudgetFor a while there, it seemed as if winter would never end: The cold air hung around like a creepy ex that just wouldn't take the hint that enough was enough already. But now-finally!-springtime is here. If that isn't c... read more

Written By: Brian Freedman on Fri, May 25th 2007

Fragrant White Wines

Step Out of Your Comfort Zone and Find the Perfect White WineWhen most people think of white wine, there are two main types that come to mind: Crisp and fruity, like a Pinot Grigio, or rich and oaky, like a California Chardonnay. And while these can ce... read more

Written By: Anonymous on Fri, May 18th 2007

The Perfect Warm-Weather Wine

Real men don't cry at sad movies, have a miserable time shopping for shoes with their girlfriends or wives, and wouldn't be caught dead sipping a glass of pink wine. That's just the way it is in this red-blooded, red-wine-obsessed country of ours.Yes, ... read more

Written By: Brian Freedman on Fri, May 11th 2007

Spanish Wines

Wine lovers with an eye on both quality and the bottom line have gravitated toward Spain for years. And, truth be told, we were more than happy to keep that wonderful Iberian secret all to ourselves—why would we want everyone else to know? The price-va... read more

Written By: Brian Freedman on Tue, May 1st 2007

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