A 1¼-inch-diameter hole will work well for most wine bottle necks. If your favorite wine has an unusual size or shape of neck ...

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In a rare fusion of fine winemaking and contemporary visual art, Jon Nathaniel Cellars and The Fine Art Auction proudly ...

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Ten years after its birth, the record-breaking cabernet sauvignon from Sonoma County based winery, ‘The Setting,’ is released ...

The short answer is: yes, of course you can. You should always feel free to drink wine any way you please. Now pairing wine with ice cream seems to be a growing trend on social media. It’s a Gen ...

If you're new to drinking wine or simply can't decipher what those frilly words on the label mean, here's a quick guide to explaining everything. Macy Meyer is a North Carolina native who ...

Good news for anyone considering a glass of wine in the sunshine: A new study has found that drinking champagne and white wine, alongside eating fruit, maintaining a healthy weight and having a ...

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