Mezcal Still the Next Big Thing; Pinot Grigio Makes a Comeback Among Snobs
Officials are moving forward with plans to replace the dated bar cars on Metro-North Railroad's Connecticut trains with new cars that look more like a sit-down pubs on wheels.
[Wall Street Journal]
VinPerfect, a new type of screw cap that regulates air into the wine bottle, joins the synthetic wine cork wars.
[Fast Company]
Craft breweries continue to be bought by bigger companies: Anchor Brewing by Fritz Maytag, the maker of Magic Hat by North American Breweries, and Butte Creek Brewing by Mendocino Brewing Co.
[Chow]
For the last few years, mezcal has been touted as the Next Big Thing. Eric Asimov enlists Mayahuel's Philip Ward for a tasting of 20 of them.
[NY Times]
It might be time to take another look at Pinot Grigio despite its continued mainstream success and common mediocrity.
[Wall Street Journal]
There are literally hundreds of wineries in a 150-mile radius of New York City. A roundup of wine trails includes wineries in New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut.
[Wall Street Journal]
A new study links beer consumption to psoriasis in women. Apparently, drinking beer, excluding light beer, may increase women's risk of developing the disease.
[WebMD]
Champagne should be poured like beer, in a tilted glass, scientists say, as it maintains the concentration of bubbles, which makes for better drinking.
[NY Times]
The world's most expensive wines, like Bordeaux's Chateaux Lafite Rothschild, Margaux, and Latour, and Burgundy's Romanee-Conti, are selling at or above high 2007 prices.
[Reuters]
A new iPhone app available on iTunes called Mad Men Cocktail Culture tests users' mixology skills.
[Appolicious]
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