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Carlos Arriba Brings a Taste of Chilean Adventure to Texas Shelves
There is a certain kind of wine that does not ask you to analyze it. It asks you to pour it, step outside, and let the day turn into a story that just might become an adventure. That is the lane Carlos Arriba comfortably cruises in. Now landing exclusively at H-E-B locations across Texas, Carlos […] The post Carlos Arriba Brings a Taste of Chilean Adventure to Texas Shelves appeared first on Austin Food Magazine .
videoThe Ultimate Easter Wine? Tasting Roche's 2025 Zweigelt Rosé (Day 37)
I think I just found the perfect wine for ham, turkey AND sushi... Welcome back to Day 37 of our YouTube challenge! We're opening a different Canadian wine every single day until we hit 1,000 subscribers. Today, we're talking about one of my absolute favorite food and wine pairings for Easter: Rosé. But not just any rosé! I'm tasting the brand new 2025 Roche Zweigelt Rosé 'Artist' from the Naramata Bench in the Okanagan Valley. If you've never had a rosé made from the Austrian Zweigelt grape, you are in for a treat. This isn't a lean, little "baby rosé." With its bright acidity, beautiful red cherry and crushed raspberry notes, and savory hints of dry sage and rosemary, this is a "big boy" wine that can stand up to almost anything on your Easter table. Whether you're serving traditional smoked ham, turkey with stuffing, or going off the beaten path with crab legs and sushi — this wine has the weight and texture to handle it all. At around $27, it's an absolute steal and easily my #
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Wine News: What I’m Reading the Week of 12/29/25
Hello and welcome to my weekly roundup of the wine stories that I find of interest on the web. I The post Wine News: What I’m Reading the Week of 12/29/25 appeared first on Vinography .
videoAnna Cathcart Eats Snacks with Chopsticks
XO, Kitty's Anna Cathcart prefers to eat her snacks with chopsticks. Subscribe to Food & Wine: https://www.magazine.store/food-and-wine/ More ways to follow Food & Wine: Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/foodandwine Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/foodandwine TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@foodandwine Website: https://www.foodandwine.com Food & Wine inspires and empowers our food- and wine-obsessed community to eat, drink, entertain, and travel better—every day, everywhere. Watch for recip
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videoOur beautiful Bachelorette grand entrance to first winery #Temecula #bachelorette #bride #fun
videoUnder Two Minutes with Véronique Drouhin
Véronique Drouhin makes wine in Burgundy and Oregon and feels at home in both. Our May cover star sat down with us for two minutes and is as insightful and charming as ever!
video2 Events where I'll (maybe) shut up! Plus Easter ideas and a 100-pointer!!
videoSauvignon Blanc Benchmark Is This The New Top Dog
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Valencian Merlot 718
<p>Got a few bottles of this recently from our local Lidl as part of their current wine tour, it was 100% Merlot ( bottled by a cooperative, Vinicola La Viña) from Valencia, not a grape variety you’d associate with this corner of southeast Spain, but
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Hop Culture’s Top 20 Favorite Articles of 2025
With 2025 all wrapped up like a holiday present under the tree, let’s look back at the articles we enjoyed writing the most during the last twelve months. Hop Culture’s favorite articles this year featured driving hundreds of miles in Iceland’s tundra to find one of the best pilsners we had all year, getting our hands sticky with spent grain,… The post Hop Culture’s Top 20 Favorite Articles of 2025 appeared first on Hop Culture .
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Fuggled Beers of the Year: Dark
Given the inherent subjectivity of the BOAB category, it is always good to be back on more solid ground with dark beers, and I do love a good dark beer. That said, most of the dark beers I have drunk this year have been my own. In the spring I brewed my annual dry stout, imaginatively monikered "Virginia Stout", for Mrs V's fiddle teacher, who hosts a St Patrick's Day party every year, and it is just de rigueur to have a session stout at such events. In the summer I brewed a dark mild, again for a party, this time a birthday bash. Going through my records for non-VelkyAl brewed dark beers it is clear that the pickings are very slim...so I will pivot and just mention a single beer from each of the geographies, and name a winner. Virginia Tweed Dunkel - Selvedge Brewing, Charlottesville Back at Yuletide 2024, I rocked up to the bar at Selvedge - gasp, shock, horror - and was given a bottle of Tweed, kellerbier style, in that it had been bottled straight out of the lagering tank with stil
videoAhhh, the silence of nobody trying to turn dinner into a debate 😌 #Short
Ahhh, the silence of nobody trying to turn dinner into a debate 😌 #Stellabrate #SelfCare #GirlDinner #GirlsNight #Short
videoAll about WineBar, the weekly menu trying its best to represent the vast sea of wine downstairs!!!
videoBigfoot Tries Gas Station Cheese & $30 Beaujolais! 🍷🐾 | The Secret Wine Society
Does high-end wine belong with "Gas Station Cheese"? Join the Secret Wine Society as we go Bigfoot hunting for flavor! In this episode, recorded at KPNW Radio, we explore the surprising chemistry between fine vintages and everyday snacks. In this episode: • The Beaujolais Breakthrough: We taste the 2023 Château de la Terrière, a Beaujolais-Villages that proves why this region offers the best value in the wine world. • Letting it Breathe: Why you should let your wine "stretch its legs" in the gla
videoRockburn The Barrels Parkburn Pinot Noir 2024
Malcolm Rees-Francis here from Rockburn Wines, here to tell you about The Barrels Parkburn. Some of you may notice we’ve refined the name slightly. We’re simply tightening up the wording to keep it clearer and more memorable — but the wine and its intent remain the same. This wine comes solely from our Parkburn site in the Cromwell Basin. It’s all about the terroir of this vineyard — ancient glacial soils, incredibly stony, and drenched in sunshine throughout the summer. That’s exactly what you
videoWine Reviews: Allan Scott Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand 2025
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videoGrocery Store Wine Snooping PCC Market Redmnd Washington February 2026 #wawine #pnwwine
videoBarone Ricasoli 2021 Gran Selezione: Ceniprimo | Tuscany's Best? Part 1
Are Barone Ricasoli's single-vineyard Gran Selezione wines worth the splurge? Chris and Nick at SaratogaWine.com taste through the full 2021 lineup — Ceniprimo, Roncicone, and Colledilà — three 100% Sangiovese expressions from one of Tuscany's most iconic estates. 🛒 Find these wines: https://www.saratogawine.com/department/wine/?_producer=barone-ricasoli&utm_source=social&utm_medium=youtube 📦 Available in 6-packs with original wood cases — great for cellaring or gifting! 💡 Pro Tip: Decant the
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videoSunday Dinner and Drinks at Albatross Restaurant Lake Chelan Washington March 2026 #lakechelan
videoBarone Ricasoli Gran Selezione: Ceniprimo vs Roncicone vs Colledilà Tasting | Tuscany's Best?
Are Barone Ricasoli's single-vineyard Gran Selezione wines worth the splurge? Chris and Nick at SaratogaWine.com taste through the full 2021 lineup — Ceniprimo, Roncicone, and Colledilà — three 100% Sangiovese expressions from one of Tuscany's most iconic estates. 🛒 Find these wines: https://www.saratogawine.com/department/wine/?_producer=barone-ricasoli&utm_source=social&utm_medium=youtube 📦 Available in 6-packs with original wood cases — great for cellaring or gifting! 💡 Pro Tip: Decant the
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videoRockburn The Barrels Gibbston Pinot Noir 2024
Malcolm Rees-Francis here from Rockburn Wines to tell you about The Barrels from our Dick Bunton Vineyard in Gibbston. Year on year, our Gibbston site continues to show more character as the vines mature and the soils increasingly assert themselves in the wine. This is truly a terroir-driven expression. These barrels are a very small selection, chosen from just a couple of dozen we produce from this vineyard each year. Gibbston is now delivering remarkable density and structure, and we use a gen
videoBarossa Valley's Next Crop journey
What began in South Australia's Barossa Valley as a regional initiative to develop the next generation of wine sector leaders has since grown into a national program. When it was launched by Barossa Australia in 2011, the Next Crop program was the first of its kind, designed to build leadership capability and strengthen regional collaboration. Wine Australia has since taken the program Australia wide, offering wine regions the opportunity to cultivate their own 'next crop' of industry leaders. H
videoYour Favorite Flavors Are FAKE
If you want to know if that bottle in your pantry is the real deal or just a chemical, check the ingredients list. You'll be shocked at what you find. 🧪👀 Topic: The prevalence of synthetic chemicals (like 2,4-dithiapentane) in "truffle oil" and how mass-market wine uses similar "predictable" additives. The Mechanism: Chemicals like "Mega Purple" and "Oak Chips" are used in mass-market wine to standardize flavor and color, just like synthetic agents create the scent of truffles. The Problem: Consumers are buying "Expectation" rather than the "Real Thing." Key Insight: Real food and wine are messy, seasonal, and unpredictable; mass-produced versions are engineered to be boringly predictable. Brand Authority: Big Hammer Wines offers real, expert-curated wines without synthetic additives. That truffle oil you love? It probably never touched a truffle. It’s mostly 2,4-dithiapentane—a synthetic chemical engineered to smell like luxury. This video exposes how the cheap wine industry pulls
videoThis is How You Spot A Pretentious Wine Snob
Topic: Proper wine aeration vs. pretentious swirling myths. The Myth: The "Wine Snob" suggests swirling exactly 4,500 times and adjusting direction based on the Coriolis effect (Northern vs. Southern Hemisphere). The Reality: A gentle swirl is all that's needed to release aromas. Key Concept: Aeration (Step 2 of wine tasting). Brand Authority: Big Hammer Wines debunks wine snobbery by focusing on simple, effective tasting methods. Is wine swirling a science or just a performance? This hilarious clash between a "Master Sommelier" and a sane wine lover breaks down Step 2 of the tasting process: Aeration. While the snob worries about the Coriolis effect and "building the wine's confidence," Greg explains that a simple swirl is all it takes to open up the wine's bouquet. Learn the truth about aeration without the nonsense. #winetasting #aeration #winesnob #winehacks #bighammerwines #comedy #wineeducation #winelovers #2026 #physics
