More than two decades ago, Wine Spectator editor and publisher Marvin R. Shanken was granted a rare interview—the first and last of its kind—with the famously private Ernest Gallo, co-founder and chairman of what was then and continues to be among the world’s largest wine companies. The interview, at Gallo’s home in Modesto, Calif., nearly
As people once again enjoy traveling and mingling free from COVID restrictions, Wine Spectator looks forward to gathering with longtime readers and new friends at its annual Grand Tour tastings, and tickets for the three evening events are now on sale. After a highly successful run in late 2021 after a year off due to
A new study has added to the evidence that moderate wine drinking could protect your mind as you age. The report by researchers at Penn State University, Harvard University’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health and other institutions found that the consumption of flavonoids—polyphenolic compounds found in plant-based foods, including grapes and wine—could lower mortality
Difficult, expensive wine projects have exerted a lifelong gravitational pull on Pablo Álvarez Mezquíriz—one that has not weakened with time. Two years shy of his 70th birthday—the date he has promised to step down as chief executive officer of his Vega Sicilia Spanish wine empire—Álvarez just announced he is building a new winery in Galicia,
Does it ever blow your mind how some people can simply smell a new wine and instantly identify dozens of aromas? Or with just one sip recognize a full list flavors? Here’s the reality: you can too! In this video, Sommelier B. Pierre Asti takes the mystery out of tasting wine. Get ready! By the
You don’t have to spend a lot of money to get good wine. In this episode, I taste six wines that received 90 points from critics like James Suckling, Wine Spectator, and Robert Parker (The Wine Advocate) under $20. Wines featured in this episode: Giesen, Sauvignon Blanc 2020 https://share.exoticwinetravel.com/giesensauvignonblanc Vivonne, Côtes du Provence 2020 The
BEEF STEW IN RED WINE Serves 6-7 Ingredients: Carlo Rossi California Red Wine, 1 1/2 cup Beef, cut into cubes, 1/2 kl Bacon, 150g Carrots Celery Green peas Beef Cube, 1pc Tomato paste, 2 tbsp Onion, 1 whole Garlic, 4 cloves Salt and Pepper, to taste Water Please don’t forget to share, like, and subscribe.
John Niven of Niven Family Wine Estates explains why Edna Valley is unique. For those in the know, California’s Edna Valley on the Central Coast just south of San Luis Obispo is a hotspot for some very cool wines. Jack Niven pioneered the region when he first planted the historic Paragon Vineyard here in 1973.
Sommelier explains what winemakers do to change the way your wine tastes. This is Part 2 of What Makes Wine Different. We’re going to go over a few winemaking processes that change the way your wine tastes. How does oak change my wine? What does Natural Yeast mean? What does blending wines do? This will
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Wine Tasting | How To Taste Wine | Wine Education | Wine Education For Beginners | Wine Sommelier Hey Foodies! You don’t have to be a certified sommelier to measure and judge the real value of a good wine. In this video The Foodie Channel gives you the simple steps to follow to properly judge
Join Vanessa Conlin MW for an in-depth exploration of Napa Valley’s top grape varieties. Whether you discuss Napa Valley wines on a regular basis or are in the early stages of your wine journey, this session will help you understand the characteristics and differences between key grapes and the resulting signature wine styles. This hour-long,
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The Force is strong at Jordan Winery in Sonoma. Our grape growers have it. Our winemakers have it. Our family has it. And soon, our harvest interns will have that power, too. View all our Star Wars videos at http://blog.jordanwinery.com/2015/10/star-wars-video-parody-cab-wars-the-force-of-harvest-awakens/.
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Do the Okanagan is a website dedicated to all things fun, locally and they host an annual wine competition that takes place for six months out of the year. Battle of the wines does a different type of wine in each round, which consists of 10 local wines using the same grape and a panel
Every Monday Tom Cannavan of wine-pages.com chooses a new wine of the week. For 2nd September 2019 the Domaine du Bon Remède, La Grange Delay 2017, a Ventoux red wine from the Rhone Valley
Today we’re making a Mango Mead using a wine base! Now, I know some of you are going to be mad about me using a wine base, but it works! You can absolutely substitute out real fruit, I just didn’t want to do that for this brew. I will be making a mango mead with
Atlanta restaurant Lazy Betty, a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence winner, is making its dining experience more inclusive and comfortable for those with sensory processing needs, such as people with dementia, Parkinson’s disease, autism and post-traumatic stress disorder. The restaurant’s team has been working toward this goal with nonprofit KultureCity, which specializes in helping businesses
Firefighters raced to the Larson Family Winery, a small producer in the Carneros region of Sonoma, on the evening of March 2, as a fire raged through the barn that serves as the winery’s tasting room. They were able to save adjacent structures, including the winery. The majority of the winery’s inventory was also spared,
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