A Visit with Three Spirits of Chile
It’s impossible to hit every booth—well, competently anyway—at a wine show. Such was the case for me with the Drink Chile 2021 event last month...
It’s impossible to hit every booth—well, competently anyway—at a wine show. Such was the case for me with the Drink Chile 2021 event last month...
I ranted yesterday on the LCBO’s official publication, Food & Drink. As for the chain itself, there’s no denying it’s popularity, particularly during the holiday...
Full disclosure—my parent company used to publish Vines magazine, a national wine publication edited by noted Canadian wine writer Chris Waters, now the wine and...
Nothing like a Ripasso and an Amarone to warm your innards on a snowy winter evening. These two from Farina, however, aren’t your typical subjects—not...
Looking very much the proper Irishman, sporting a grey tweed jacket and bowtie, Bernard Walsh appeared inordinately comfortable on the deck of the Park Hyatt’s...
I always appreciate buying something from a specialist, as opposed to a jack of all trades. In the case of Juvé & Camps, all they...
I once heard a winemaker observe, “Great wines only come from beautiful places.” I think he was stretching it a bit, but I got his...
Do you like Madeira, vermouth, port or sherry, but haven’t tried Marsala? Then it’s worth the modest expense for Pellegrino’s Marsala Superiore ($13.80, but on...
Do you speak Spanish? Well Tempranillo and Carmenère sure do. And here are two great—albeit entirely different—examples of wines that those grapes can produce. And...
There are roughly 350 officially recognized wine grapes in Italy, but more than 500 varieties overall. But don’t worry, I’m only looking at three wines...