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Wine sparkles around the world
In case you missed last Wednesday’s Washington Post Food section, here are five sparkling wines from around the world worth brightening your holiday celebrations: Champagne may be the ne plus ultra of sparkling wine, but wineries around the world produce … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Austria, Champagne, Germany, Sparkling Wine, Wine
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Living on the sweet side of life
We don’t drink enough sweet wines. There are several reasons for that. We have been taught that “dry” wine is more sophisticated. Truly luxurious sweet wines that taste like nectar stolen from the gods can be ridiculously expensive, so thrift … Continue reading
Posted in Alsace, Argentina, Bordeaux, California, Chocolate and Wine, Germany, Malbec, Virginia, Wine
Tagged Sweet Wine, Wine
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Spicing up your wine life: Drink local
This is the fourth in my series of suggestions for enlivening your wine explorations in 2012. Drink local. Wine is now made in all 50 states. You may be surprised at how good some of it is. Virginia and Maryland … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, DrinkLocalWine.com, Germany, Local Wine, Maryland, New York, Uncategorized, Virginia, Wine
Tagged Drink Local, Local Wine, Wine
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Spicing up your wine life: Explore new frontiers
This is the third in my series of New Year’s suggestions for spicing up your wine explorations in 2012: Explore a new wine region. Do you love Napa Valley cabernet sauvignon? Try something different – a cabernet from the Santa … Continue reading
New York on My Mind
I’m a big fan of New York wines. Riesling from the Finger Lakes seems to get better every year, especially as winemakers continue to carve out a distinctive style that speaks of the region’s terroir. Are they particularly German? Well, … Continue reading
Posted in Competitions, DrinkLocalWine.com, Eastern US, Germany, Local Wine, New York, Regional Wine Week, Riesling, Terroir, Washington Post, Web/Tech, Weblogs, Wine, writers
Tagged DrinkLocalWine.com, Local Wine, New York, Regional Wine Week, Wine
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The Green Revolution
Wine is going green. Like many of us trying to shrink our “carbon footprints” by using less electricity, recycling, or driving hybrid cars, the wine industry is becoming increasingly earth-friendly. At the Fair Lakes Whole Foods Market in Fairfax, Va., … Continue reading
Posted in Austria, Biodynamic, California, France, Germany, Organic, Sustainable, Washingtonian
Tagged Austria, biodynamic, California, France, Germany, organic, Wine
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