A Vampire’s Favorite Wine The name for Italy’s most famous grape, Sangiovese, comes from the Latin sanguis Jovis, meaning…
This Wine Is Cool and High Chile is blessed with a combination of cooling maritime and alpine influences that…
The Haunted Bottle There are some people who actually have a fear of wine (tragic). It’s called oenophobia.
Vampire-Proof Wine In Eastern European folklore, it was believed that sprinkling wine on a vampire’s grave could prevent them…
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A Vampire’s Favorite Wine The name for Italy’s most famous grape, Sangiovese,…
Wine and Food
Everyone enjoys a hearty spread of comfort food for the Big Game.…
Vampire-Proof Wine In Eastern European folklore, it was believed that sprinkling wine…
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In 1962, Rachel Carson published Silent Spring, exposing the realities and consequences of the United States’ lacking environmental protection…
When I was in cooking school, I learned how to make zabaglione (zah-buh-yoh-neh), a fancy-sounding Italian dessert that, because…
Spring is the perfect time to dust off your quiche recipe, make a strawberry dessert, and open a few…
I relish in the predictability of pairing Champagne with strawberries. There is not a pairing more fit for each…
This Vegan Shrimp Scampi is ready in less than 30 minutes and guaranteed to be your new favorite weeknight pasta dish. It’s made…
Spring is here! It doesn’t feel particularly conducive to flowers or sunshine on the East coast, but at least…
These egg tarts with puff pastry are an easy and elegant brunch option! Make this delicious egg tart recipe…
When the sun begins to shine and the flowers are blooming, we know that spring showers will soon bring…
Being a true meat-and-potatoes kind of guy, I always love trying out new ways of using these two main…
Sake is a far more versatile beverage than most people realize. Pure and expressive no matter its application, artisan…
The Northeast’s cold winter months beg for “comfort foods” — soups, stews, braises, roasts, etc. There was a time…
Do you ever wonder why sommeliers (and your wine expert friend) swish, slurp, or suck in air while tasting…