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Just What’s in Your New Year’s Bloody Mary?
The Washington Post on Friday warned its readers in a Page 1 story about all the boozy calories they would be ingesting on New Year’s Eve. Personally, I’m of the school that resolutions take effect on New Year’s Day at … Continue reading
Washington Post Wins Best Food Blog Award
Last week, The Washington Post’s Food section won the Best Food Blog award from the Association of Food Journalists. If you haven’t been reading All We Can Eat on the Post website, you should. I’m proud to be a minor … Continue reading
Posted in Washington Post, Weblogs, Wine, writers
Tagged awards, Washington Post, Wine
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Champagne Outside the Envelope
Champagne is too expensive to be an everyday tipple, much as many of us might want to enjoy it on a daily basis. Rather, Ăt’s a special occasion wine, and this often leads us to rely on familiar brand names … Continue reading
Posted in California, Champagne, New Zealand, Sparkling Wine, Washington Post
Tagged Champagne, France, New Zealand, Sparkling Wine, Washington Post, Wine
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Red or White for Thanksgiving? BOTH!
Or as I always say, “Open one of everything!” But here’s my take on the food/wine pairing conundrum for this Thanksgiving, in Sunday’s Washington Post special Food section, with wine recommendations paired to featured recipes. Note the commenter who didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Alsace, Beaujolais, Food and Drink, France, Port, Portugal, Sparkling Wine, Washington Post
Tagged Thanksgiving, Washington Post, Wine
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Bierzo and Ribeira Sacra
Spain is hot. Every few weeks it seems there’s a new region that’s the coolest thing in wine. One region that’s been on the radar for about a decade now but never really challenged for fad status is Bierzo, in … Continue reading
Posted in Spain, Washington Post, Wine
Tagged Bierzo, Low Alcohol Wines, Spanish Wine, Washington Post, Wine
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The Judgment of DC
It may not have the cachet of the Texas Twitter Tasteoff, but at The Washington Post we conducted our own version of the famous Judgment of Paris, pitting the US vs France in an oenological grudge match. Only we slipped … Continue reading
Posted in Competitions, Eastern US, France, Local Wine, Maryland, Virginia, Washington Post
Tagged Local Wine, Maryland Wine, Regional Wine, Virginia Wine, Washington Post, Wine
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A Tight-Knit Cru – Beaujolais as it Should Be
If you think Beaujolais is just grapey Nouveau or insipid plonk, think again. It’s time to discover the delicious, mineral and food-friendly wines of the Beaujolais crus, the 10 appellations that give added expression to the gamay grape. You can … Continue reading
Bruce Here’s in Charge of the Sheep Dip
When I posted yesterday’s defense of my wine pricing on The Washington Post Food section’s blog, several commenters rallied to my defense. Their support is much appreciated. But I couldn’t leave one comment, from someone called “sheepherder,†on the Internet … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Eastern US, Local Wine, Maryland, New York, Regional Wine Week, Virginia, Washington Post
Tagged DrinkLocalWine.com, Local Wine, Washington Post, Wine
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