Given my passion for both hot dogs and wine, it's only right that I reveal how the two can get along for a summer barbecue.
Here are three wine types that will enchant any night of the week and won't break the bank.
The aromatherapy of summer is the sweet perfume of a fired-up grill, accompanied by wine that complements whatever happens to be sizzling and smoking above the coals.
The serving temperature of wine is like the weather conditions in a city: Small differences can vastly change your attitude about what's in front of you. The following guidelines will cast your wine in the most flattering light.
Fire up the grill and try these wines with hot dogs, hamburgers, grilled chicken and more.
Make the most of your football viewing experience with these wine pairings that are perfect for your favorite big-game foods.
Learn how to taste wine by using these three ways to build your wine-tasting vocabulary.
Learning the basics of wine begins with becoming familiar with the big six varietals, which are the grapes that comprise the majority of the world's wines.
Enthusiasts often talk of a wine’s terroir (tare-WAHR), the consistently identifiable taste that reflects where the grapes came from.
Resist saving bubbly just for birthdays and ball drops and instead enjoy it throughout dinner. Part and parcel of upping your BCQ (Bubbly Consumption Quotient) is mastering these simple points.
With all of the anxiety and intimidation surrounding wine purchasing, it is a bloody shame that there is no user’s manual for visiting a wine shop. No matter: These strategies will help you get the most out of a wine merchant.