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A Really Tough Job: Judging L.A.'s International Wine Competition
Would you call this heaven or hell for a wine lover? Getting forty-three Cabernets to taste but not drink, 27 Viogniers to sample and spit out -- and so on, through some 3,200 entries in this year's Los Angeles International Wine Competition.
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Three Bottles, One Shop: Rosso Wine Shop in Glendale
Three Bottles, One Shop is a new series in which we take a peek into an L.A. wine shop and ask the owner to pick and describe three great bottles on offer.
MobileWalla: Fine apps for enjoying fine wine
Fine weather calls for entertaining with fine wine. Learn all about wine, and be prepared to serve your guests the finest vintages with these informative apps for oenophiles and amateurs alike.
Tyler Tasting Party to Feature Food, Wine and Live Auction
Prepare your taste buds for a feast that comes just once a year. Bucks County Community College's Tyler Tasting Party will be held June 1 from 6:30 to 10 p.m. The 24 th annual event will be held in historic Tyler Hall on the Newtown Campus .
Finalists announced for Wine Blog Awards
The finalists for the American Wine Blogs were announced today, May 20. Wine blogs are nominated for awards by the general public and the top finalists for each awards category are selected by a panel of judges.
Keyboardist Ray Manzarek of The Doors dies at age 74
Ray Manzarek, a founding member and keyboardist of 1960s rock group The Doors, died on Monday at a medical clinic in Germany at age 74 following a battle with cancer, the group's manager Tom Vitorino said.
Kentucky Wine and Vine Fest attracts many to Nicholasville
Robin and Chris Sparks enjoyed some beer cheese and wine during the 2013 Kentucky Wine and Vine Fest Saturday afternoon in downtown Nicholasville.
Neil Cammies on reds, ros s and Welsh wine
Blimey, it's like a case of dA©jA vu all over again. Just as I reach for the salad bowl, the rain begins to drum on the window signifying either a charge of the demon hordes of Sauron or our spring/summer has screeched to a grinding halt again.
Re: Vintage style: the Black Douglas
Take the A51 autostrada out of Milan, and half an hour later you'll arrive in the small town of Brugarolo.
Exchange Alley: Recipes with wine
This week I rummaged around in our recipe files to find recipes using wine, to salute the New Orleans Food and Wine Experience.
Paso Robles: A dog friendly weekend escape
San Luis Obispo County is a very pet-friendly area. This is the first in a series of articles showing the virtues of this dog friendly region of California.
Max's Wine Dive Moving in to Montrose; What Does That Mean for Houston?
Fried eggs and truffle oil as toppings may be old hat to foodies these days. We're easily distracted creatures who paw like needle-clawed kittens at every new bauble that comes along.
Decanter World Wine Awards 2013 winners announced
Judges at this year's Decanter World Wine Awards tasted a record-breaking 14,362 wines and awarded nearly 10,000 medals, it was announced this morning.
Top 10 Anderson Valley Pinot Noir wines from the 16th Annual Pinot Noir Festival
The 16th Annual Pinot Noir Festival , held for three days starting May 18, 2013, showcased the best Pinor Noir wines from Anderson Valley, a Northern California wine growing region that is ideal for raising the notoriously fickle grape.
Calabrian wines make a splash at Vino California
Vino California began its weeklong paean to Italian wine Tuesday with the trade seminar: Call to Calabria: Discovering Wines From the Toe of Italy's Peninsula.
Let winemakers know if oxidized wine has spoiled your evening
The great, big elephant in the room that everyone prefers not to talk about is wine spoilage.
Wine school: High-end Houston restaurant makes summer classes fun, plans to build a new patio
It's almost summertime in the city, and for me that means two things: Spending more time outdoors and drinking wine.
Upper Five Vineyard earns 90 points from Wine Spectator
Terry Cooper Sullivan of Talent's Upper Five Vineyard just might be the only wine producer outside of Burgundy, France, who made the smallest amount of wine - 75 cases in 2010 - that earned a 90-point rating from Wine Spectator .
Oregon wine country: Wine and pottery do mix
Laura Volkman Vineyards is transitioning to Potter's Vineyard . A change of ownership and name in the Oregon wine country isn't all that unusual.
The Voice of Firestone: A vintage recollection, a bit faded but still fabulous
The Voice of Firestone returns to the small screen. In a big way. Kultur has released three new titles in their eagerly-anticipated nod to the TV show of yesteryear.