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What We’re Drinking – Gonzalez Byass “La Copa” Vermouth David Honig FeaturesSpirit ReviewsWine Reviews 1 min readCocktail lovers, take heed. This new sherry-based vermouth from Gonzalez Byass is going to give you something to shout about....
Actually, What is Vermouth? Becky Sue Epstein Features 3 min readTo celebrate Vermouth Day, I decided to open a couple bottles of La Pivón from Madrid. But maybe I should...
High quality sake in post-tsunami Fukushima W. Blake Gray Features 5 min readThis should be a success story. In 1990, Fukushima prefecture got zero gold medals at the Japan sake awards. This...
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Beyond Musar: The Evolution of Lebanese Wine Henry Jeffreys Features 6 min readA truly old world wine region looks for its modern footing.
A Touch of Sweetness This Holiday Week? Consider Italian Dessert Wine Susannah Gold Features 6 min readEaster and Passover are upon us, even in this most uncertain of times, so adding some sweetness to our lives...
Tasting immortality Joe Roberts Features 6 min readWines that are 30 years old are just getting started in Madeira.