German Riesling Dries Out; George Washington Peddles Whiskey
German Rieslings are straying from sweet and heading toward dry, which some find disconcerting.
[NY Times]
Bottles of whiskey from distilleries closed during the 1980s recession can be a solid investment.
[Decanter]
Bargains can be had with "second wines" from Bordeaux, like Château Margaux's Pavillion Rouge.
[Reuters]
That George Washington whiskey we told you about? Well, there are about 300 bottles of it for sale for $185 a pop.
[Washington Post]
Latin flavors are all the rage in cocktails, according to experts at the Latin Flavors, American Kitchens conference at the Culinary Institute of America in San Antonio.
[Nation's Restaurant News]
People were slow to jump on the bandwagon, but nowadays it's hard to deny that the Finger Lakes are making some pretty good wine.
[NY Times]
There was a time when vinegar played a huge part in cocktails. A number of bartenders are bringing it back.
[NY Times]
Drinking beer at NFL games can be expensive. Especially if you happen to be doing it at a stadium in New York.
[Business Insider]
Wines from the Southern Italian region of Campania are finally getting their due. Even Joe Bastianich is a fan.
[BusinessWeek]
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