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Now that we’re into spring, what wines or wine categories are you emphasizing on your lists to work with seasonal menus? Can you name a couple of dishes and the wines you’re inspired to serve with them? Chuck Furuya, Master Sommelier, DK Restaurants (Hon
The best evidence of how much Canada's wines have improved over the last two decades is the number of Niagara wineries that have stopped making icewine or no longer view it as their most important product. (Niagara Peninsula is an appellation, or what in
Can you name a particular winemaker who has had the most influence on your own winemaking vision, style and techniques, and why? Or, is there a particular wine that made you say, “I want to make something like that.” Not exactly like that, as in a copy,
What vintage during your career has most exceeded the early expectations of critics, consumers and perhaps you yourself. And, in retrospect, what was it about the vintage that people missed, or misunderstood, at the beginning Olivier Humbrecht, Domaine
What is the most exciting new source that you’ve discovered recently for crisp, energetic white wines, the kind you like to recommend as an aperitif or to go with hot-weather food? Name one or more producers and wines and explain what’s particularly note
The German government's plan to build a bridge over some of the Mosel river valley's most-prized vineyards has come...
DÜRNSTEIN, AUSTRIA — In the universe of wine, there is an Old World and a New World. And then there is Austria. True,...
Such has been the expansion of the world's wine map in the past 15 years that amidst the whirligig of new styles, grape...
By Will Lyons Such has been the expansion of the world's wine map in the past 15 years that amidst the whirligig of new...
Such has been the expansion of the world's wine map in the past 15 years that amidst the whirligig of new styles, grape...
Close to Frankfurt’s Hahn Airport, the picturesque Mosel Valley offers atmospheric, tourist-friendly villages...
Mosel is one of 13 German wine regions (Weinbaugebiete) for quality wines (QbA and Prädikatswein), and takes its name from the Moselle River (German: Mosel). Before 1 August 2007 the region was called Mosel-Saar-Ruwer, but changed to a name that was considered more consumer-friendly name. The wine region is Germany's third largest in terms of... Full Article At Wikipedia.org
We use the word 'dry' on the label because no one can read a German wine label ... We sell in 70 countries around the world. Everyone at least understands what 'dry' means.
I think it's getting easier and easier for people to figure it out on their own.
You have to provide an explanation
It doesn't matter where you go: People will say, 'I don't drink German Riesling because it's too sweet.' But if you show them a really dry wine they don't like that
It's not just sommeliers, but high-end retailers who are making the market
Educating Peter: How Anybody Can Become an (Almost) Instant Wine Expert
Now when someone asks if our Rieslings are sweet, we say, 'No, they are Ohio Dry,'
I don't believe there is such thing as job security for sommeliers
Had I known about Paul's menu development, I would have served our Shimizu-no-mai sake
So all the people in the office and the warehouse and the bottling line have to get out there at three in the morning and pick the stuff.
That would have been perfect with one of his courses.
It was totally crazy, we'd never seen anything like that before
If it doesn't freeze, we lose these grapes, so we had pretty much given up on it
The squid-ink pasta course that Sarah made may be one of the greatest dishes that I ever ate ... It was remarkable.
I want to make something like that.
Wine is integral to the eucharist ... We believe the eucharist is the presence of Jesus in our midst, so wine is absolutely essential to Catholic worship.
In addition to it being the blood of Christ.
Easter dinner is our happiest, most joyful meal of the year, as we emerge from the dark days of Lent
We should enjoy it with our favorite beverage. The symbolism of wine is that is a joyful drink.
Easter is the high point of our spiritual year, but every single Sunday is a mini-Easter, a reflection of that significance
There are plenty of great food and wine events in Houston, but the HLSR Uncorked is one of my favorites. Easy to see why it’s always a sell-out event!
Each region [in Germany] is very much producer-led. There are lighter, more delicate styles that you might find in Burgundy, and there are those who are leaving their grapes on the vine and getting a bit of new oak.
It is still quite hard to pin down a style
I think it's getting easier and easier for people to figure it out on their own.
Now when someone asks if our Rieslings are sweet, we say, 'No, they are Ohio Dry,'
