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- A Super Auction for a Super Tuscan: Tignanello Attracts Big Bids at Christie’s
Bottles of the Sangiovese blend, sourced straight from Antinori’s cellars, raised nearly $150,000 in a sale celebrating the Chianti Classico estate’s 50th anniversary ...
Weiterlesen - Jean-Charles Boisset and Gina Gallo-Boisset Buy Napa’s Flora Springs Winery
The industry veterans begin their first winery collaboration with the St. Helena estate ...
Weiterlesen - Wine Grapes Could be the Key to Treating Vision Loss from Diabetes
A recent study by Italian scientists suggests that a supplement made from Aglianico grapes could help treat diabetic retinopathy ...
Weiterlesen - Rare Large-Format Wines—Plus a Signed Bob Gruen Photo of Bob Dylan—Up for Auction to Support Wine on Wheels
Château du Moulin-à-Vent’s Edouard Parinet rallies winemakers to support sommelier Yannick Benjamin’s disability nonprofit ...
Weiterlesen - 5 Favorite American Sparkling Wines Light Up the Holidays
We’ve read plenty of articles and viewed more than enough television segments about which wines pair with Thanksgiving fare, right? We can agree that Pinot Noir and/or Chardonnay are classic complements to turkey and stuffing, savory vegetable dishes, and just about everything else on the table. And a glass of sparkling wine poured when guests […] READ MORE The post 5 Favorite American Sparkling Wines Light Up the Holidays appeared first on Grape Experiences. ...
Weiterlesen - Charlie Trotter’s Château Margaux 1900 Sells—Three Times—For a Combined $475,000 for Emeril Lagasse’s Charity
Wine Spectator editor and publisher Marvin R. Shanken purchased the auction lot for $100,000, then donated it back to be sold again ...
Weiterlesen - California’s Wine Crisis—Too Many Grapes
A glut of grapes and sagging consumer demand are forcing vintners to make tough decisions ...
Weiterlesen - Napa’s Araujo Family Sells Wheeler Farms Winery to the Owner of Bella Oaks
Winemaker Nigel Kinsman will continue to make Suzanne Deal Booth’s Bella Oaks wines along with Accendo and other projects at the Rutherford custom-crush facility and hospitality center ...
Weiterlesen - The Wine Shipping Battle Takes a Twist in Iowa
A federal district court has struck down a law banning out-of-state wineries from selling directly to Iowa retailers, and it could have a nationwide effect ...
Weiterlesen - Jan Shrem, Philanthropist and Founder of Napa’s Clos Pegase, Dies at 94
The winery owner, art collector and humanitarian's contributions to the California wine community ran deep ...
Weiterlesen - Now’s Your Chance to Own a Piece of Burgundy History
On Nov. 12, hundreds of retired appellation signs, including grands crus, will be up for grabs in an online auction ...
Weiterlesen - Chef Danny Garcia Opens Time and Tide in New York; Michael Mina Brings Orla to Santa Monica
The Manhattan “fish house" is the first opening for Kent Hospitality Group since the death of its founder, Jamal “James” Kent; plus, Mina's new seafood restaurant expands to California, and Aphotic will close in San Francisco ...
Weiterlesen - The 2024 New York Wine Experience: Wine, from Generation to Generation
The 43rd annual Wine Spectator event brought together families of winemakers and wine lovers with 348 amazing wines for them to share ...
Weiterlesen - A Balancing Act: Tangy Mexican Street Corn (Elote) and Bon Vivant Sparkling Wine
Earlier this year, when in Sedona, Arizona, I tasted for the first time Elote, otherwise known as Mexican street corn. Elote is grilled corn slathered with mayonnaise (or crema), sprinkles of cotija cheese, lime juice and chili powder. As you may expect, elote is rich, creamy and spicy thanks to the tangy toppings and its […] READ MORE The post A Balancing Act: Tangy Mexican Street Corn (Elote) and Bon Vivant Sparkling Wine appeared first on Grape Experiences. ...
Weiterlesen - A Prince of a Vintner: Robert de Luxembourg Receives Wine Spectator’s 2024 Distinguished Service Award
The former screenwriter has excelled at both growing the company behind Château Haut-Brion and giving back to the community ...
Weiterlesen - 2024 Grand Tastings: Two Nights Not to Be Missed
Wine Spectator's 43rd Wine Experience kicks off with an all-star evening featuring more than 260 of the world's best wines ...
Weiterlesen - Building on His Restaurant Empire, José Andrés Is Opening His First Hotel
The Bazaar House will debut in Washington, D.C., in 2027 with dining options, a private club and a new “signature restaurant” from José Andrés Group. Plus, Daniel's a Florida Steak House opens in Coral Gables ...
Weiterlesen - Basic Necessities in Nellysford, Virginia – Where Southern Hospitality Meets French Flair with Outstanding Food and Wine
Nestled between two mountain ranges and framed by forests, Nellysford, Virginia is located about 70 miles west of Richmond and 110 miles southwest of Washington, DC. Among the rolling hills of the Rockfish Valley of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this laid back town is also home to one of the state’s hidden gems, Basic Necessities, […] READ MORE The post Basic Necessities in Nellysford, Virginia – Where Southern Hospitality Meets French Flair with Outstanding Food and Wine appeared first on Grape Experiences. ...
Weiterlesen - Danny Meyer to Take a Spin on a Revolving Restaurant in New York City
Union Square Hospitality Group will revamp the View Restaurant & Lounge atop the Marriott Marquis hotel in Times Square, with plans to open this winter ...
Weiterlesen - As War in the Middle East Expands, Winemakers Persevere
Plagued by war, bombing and heartbreak, wine producers in Israel, Lebanon and the West Bank share their stories ...
Weiterlesen - Somni to Reopen in Los Angeles
After four years, the acclaimed restaurant returns under the sole ownership of chef Aitor Zabala. Plus, Prelude opens in San Francisco and Oregon's ōkta says goodbye ...
Weiterlesen - Dinner Tonight: Poke Bowl and Mar de Frades Brut Nature Sparkling Albariño
Lately, I’ve been finding recipes that focus on fresh foods that are not only filling but flavorful. Pre-gaming for the holidays? Maybe! My latest find is an incredibly delicious Poke Bowl that I’ll make again and again. And the wine for pairing? Mar de Frades Brut Nature Sparkling Albariño (sent as a sample) from Rias […] READ MORE The post Dinner Tonight: Poke Bowl and Mar de Frades Brut Nature Sparkling Albariño appeared first on Grape Experiences. ...
Weiterlesen - More Than 3.7 Million Annual Visitors Help Napa Valley Rebound from the Pandemic
The survey conducted by the local tourism council found visitors almost reached pre-pandemic levels in 2023, and those guests are younger and more diverse ...
Weiterlesen - ‘I Just Want a Zinfandel’ Wins Wine Spectator’s 2024 Video Contest
Steve Jacobson makes it a hat trick with his third straight win, a “Hall of Fame”-level accomplishment for the publication’s annual reader video showcase ...
Weiterlesen - Foley and Other Companies Buy Vintage Wine Estates Brands at Bankruptcy Auction
Multiple brands like Clos Pegase, Girard, B.R. Cohn and Swanson Vineyards went on the auction block ...
Weiterlesen - Neil Empson, Pioneering Importer of Italian Wine, Dies at 85
A believer in quality wines from across the Italian peninsula, the New Zealander built an impressive company and legacy ...
Weiterlesen - Auction of Washington Wines Raises $4.25 Million for Kids’ Healthcare and Wine Research
The 37th auction, held at Chateau Ste. Michelle, featured rare wines and celebrity star power ...
Weiterlesen - Wineries Sue Napa County in Federal Court
Growing grievances against increasing local regulations on tasting room visits, construction and more come to a head ...
Weiterlesen - Chef José Andrés Debuts Bazaar Mar on the Las Vegas Strip
The new concept features elaborate seafood dishes and top-notch Spanish wines. Plus, a Texas-focused wine destination opens in San Antonio and a Los Angeles go-to says goodbye ...
Weiterlesen - Straight Talk Episode 25: Crushing It Softly at Kistler Vineyards
The man behind Sonoma's renowned Kistler Chardonnays and Pinot Noirs talks growing up in wine country, Robert Mondavi's favorite donuts and farming "softly" ...
Weiterlesen - Exclusive: Winemaker James MacPhail Buys Back MacPhail Family Wines
Hess Persson sells the northern California Pinot Noir boutique brand back to its founder 13 years after acquiring it ...
Weiterlesen - Curtis Stone to Close Maude in Beverly Hills
The beloved tasting-menu destination will make room for the Pie Room by Curtis Stone. Plus, Grand Award winner Picasso says farewell and a new opening in Nashville ...
Weiterlesen - Napa Valley’s Poetry Inn Has a New Owner
Cliff Lede has sold the boutique Stags Leap hotel to Juan Pablo Torres-Padilla, owner of Loco Tequila and the Sullivan Rutherford Estate winery ...
Weiterlesen - Hundred Acre’s Jayson Woodbridge Buys Kelly Fleming Winery in Napa Valley
The 286-acre estate with 12 acres of vines will serve as a new source for the Hundred Acre portfolio; Fleming feels Napa regulations have grown too challenging ...
Weiterlesen - <em>Grand Cru</em> Wine Theft in Burgundy
A maintenance worker stole thousands of bottles of top wines from several wineries—but apparently never sold or drank a drop ...
Weiterlesen - Drinking Wine Does Not Raise Risk of Cancer or Death in Healthy Older Adults
A new study says that even minimal drinking raises the risk of dying, but only in older people with existing health and socioeconomic risks ...
Weiterlesen - A Fresh Chapter in the Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie War Over Miraval
The Italian wine and spirits giant Campari is now caught in the crosshairs of the fight over who owns the blockbuster rosé brand ...
Weiterlesen - Dessert Tonight: Refreshing Peach Souffle and Frank Family Vineyards 2016 Blanc de Blancs
During the dog days of summer, few of us want to cook. Instead, we, and most definitely I, look for easy, refreshing recipes that don’t skimp on flavor and texture. As luck would have it, I found a perfect dessert, with its main ingredient, fresh peaches, right in our backyard. Our beautiful peach tree offered […] READ MORE The post Dessert Tonight: Refreshing Peach Souffle and Frank Family Vineyards 2016 Blanc de Blancs appeared first on Grape Experiences. ...
Weiterlesen - John Fraser Gets the Grill Going at Vermilion Club in Boston
The chef embraces steak-house classics at his first Boston restaurant, with robust cocktail and wine programs to match; plus, a new Capital Grille in Ohio, and changes at Las Vegas' Bellagio ...
Weiterlesen - SND: A Tale of Two Fizzes
After two years of declines, Champagne sales are stabilizing in the U.S., while Prosecco continues to boom ...
Weiterlesen - What Does Vintage Wine Estates’ Bankruptcy Mean for California Wine?
The public company owned more than 60 brands after years of aggressive expansion, but struggled in recent years ...
Weiterlesen - Influential Wine Country Architect Howard Backen Dies at 88
Helping define Napa Valley’s aesthetic, the internationally recognized architect designed numerous wineries in the valley, as well as restaurants, homes and more ...
Weiterlesen - Straight Talk Episode 24: Chef Daniel Boulud on Legacy, ‘The Bear’ and Being American
On location at Daniel, the French culinary icon talks about what it means to be a chef today, his commitment to mentorship and "finally becoming American" ...
Weiterlesen - Tuscany’s Ferragamo Family Expands Wine Business to Brunello di Montalcino
The fashion house family, owners of Il Borro winery, have bought Pinino, a 40-acre estate in Montalcino dating back to 1874 ...
Weiterlesen - Announcing Wine Spectator’s 18th Annual Video Contest
How does wine enhance your life? Enter your video story in one of two categories in our expanded contest! ...
Weiterlesen - Chef César Ramirez Opens a New Manhattan Restaurant
Ramirez offers a tasting-menu experience at his new namesake restaurant, alongside a list of more than 400 wines ...
Weiterlesen - Beaulieu Vineyard Begins Ambitious Renovation at Historic Napa Winery
Corporate owner Treasury Wine Estates will begin a multimillion-dollar project to protect and modernize the original 1885 building in Rutherford where André Tchelistcheff worked. ...
Weiterlesen - Couples Who Share Drinking Habits Stay Together—And Live Longer
Study finds that shared alcohol consumption benefits our overall health and longevity ...
Weiterlesen - Sonoma’s Carlisle Winery Calls it Quits
California’s top name in Zinfandel will cease production with the 2024 harvest ...
Weiterlesen - Rezdôra Team Opens Massara in Manhattan
The new Flatiron District restaurant is the latest from the team behind a 2024 Wine Spectator Restaurant Award winner. Plus, Grand Award winner the Stonehouse acquires a rare Château D'Yquem collection in California ...
Weiterlesen - <em>Wine Spectator</em> Refuses to Compromise Blind-Tasting Standard for Bordeaux First-Growths
A candid conversation between Wine Spectator editor and publisher Marvin R. Shanken and Bordeaux legend Christian Moueix sheds light on the controversy ...
Weiterlesen - Wines of Garda DOC Play Well With Lake Garda Experiences To Solidify Its Strong Identity
What better location to gather our group of international journalists than the historic Villa San Vigilio found at the tip of Monte Baldo with sweeping views of Lake Garda? With plenty of Garda DOC wines in hand, sunset views of (almost) the entire lake, and dinner featuring traditional cuisine, the memorable early June evening was […] READ MORE The post Wines of Garda DOC Play Well With Lake Garda Experiences To Solidify Its Strong Identity appeared first on Grape Experiences. ...
Weiterlesen - Il Ristorante Alain Ducasse Opens at the Romeo Napoli Hotel
Alain Ducasse has opened his latest restaurant in Italy; plus, Ruth’s Chris opens new steak houses in Florida and Minnesota, and Marc Forgione moves his namesake NYC restaurant ...
Weiterlesen - Wine Spectator Reveals Its 2024 Restaurant Award Winners
As restaurants are once again flourishing, more than 3,700 dining spots earned honors for excellence in their wine programs ...
Weiterlesen - Straight Talk Episode 23: ‘Promiscuous’ Farming with Napa’s Meghan Zobeck
The Burgess Cellars winemaker tells us about her journey from the NFL to Chile's Clos Apalta to Michel Rolland's team in France to California's Napa Valley, and the "crazy ideas" she's implementing at Burgess ...
Weiterlesen - Italy’s Antinori Buys Out Its Partner at Washington’s Col Solare Winery
The sale ends a nearly 30-year partnership, and extends Ste. Michelle Wine Estates’s selloff of premium properties ...
Weiterlesen - 4 Restaurants Win New Grand Awards in 2024
Wine Spectator recognizes dining destinations in Burgundy, California and Portugal with its top honor for wine lists ...
Weiterlesen - Terry Robards, a Voice for Fine Wine in America, Dies at 84
As wine critic for The New York Times and a columnist for Wine Spectator, Robards taught a generation of Americans just waking up to wine’s greatness ...
Weiterlesen - Wildfire Erupts in Sonoma’s Dry Creek Valley
More than 1,100 acres have burned in a fast-moving blaze threatening wineries and vineyards in the northwestern Sonoma region ...
Weiterlesen - Catch Arrives in Miami Beach
The award-winning restaurant offers seafood, steak and blue-chip wines; plus, Lafayette Steakhouse comes to Miami's Brickell area; and La Padrona opens in Boston's Raffles Hotel ...
Weiterlesen - A World of Wine: Tickets Now on Sale for the 2024 New York Wine Experience
More than 250 of the world's greatest winemakers will return to the Big Apple to share their knowledge and their wines. Find out what we have planned! ...
Weiterlesen - SND: Harvey Chaplin, Who Led the Liquor Industry into the Modern Age, Dies at 95
Chaplin turned a modest spirits and wine distributorship into a multibillion-dollar powerhouse with national reach ...
Weiterlesen - Napa Winemaking Icon Warren Winiarski Dies at 96
The founder of Stag's Leap Wine Cellars and owner of Arcadia Vineyards earned an international reputation for his Cabernets and helped shape the future of Napa Valley ...
Weiterlesen - Christie’s to Auction Rare Wines, Including Smith-Haut-Lafitte Made for King Charles III
Wine lovers around the world can bid online June 7–20 on rare Vintage Port, Bordeaux, Burgundy and more ...
Weiterlesen - Auction Napa Valley Gets Its Groove Back
The famed wine country charity auction shifted back to its original format and raised nearly $5 million for youth mental health ...
Weiterlesen - Barbaresco Winery Paitin Expands into Alto Piemonte
The family producer, known for its Sorì Paitin Nebbiolo, has bought a majority stake in the Bianchi winery ...
Weiterlesen - Burgundy’s Domaine Faiveley Buys Control of Sonoma’s Williams Selyem
Four years after investing in the icon of California Pinot Noir, Erwan Faiveley has purchased a majority stake ...
Weiterlesen - Does Your Canned Wine Smell Off? Scientists Have a Solution
After reports of rotten egg smells, scientists at Cornell found a culprit and are designing new materials to help the wines shine ...
Weiterlesen - Michael Mina Debuts Bourbon Steak in New York City
The chef’s first Manhattan restaurant offers Bourbon Steak classics near Central Park; plus, Corsica Wine Bar opens in Denver and the Capital Grille expands to outside Dallas ...
Weiterlesen - 2024 Destin Charity Wine Auction Raises $3.3 Million for Children’s Charities
The annual fundraising event continues to draw enthusiastic wine lovers to bid on big bottles, one-of-a-kind travel and more ...
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