In the mid-2010s, a Peruvian farmer and winemaker came up with a way to preserve native tubers. Enter: potato wine, a creamy, mildly sweet beverage taking Peru by storm. |
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| In New York State, Long Island is just hitting its stride as a wine region. Here are the top wineries to visit.
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Many of the country’s most esteemed wine-producing regions are not only breathtakingly scenic, but full of charming pit stops that are best accessed by car. |
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| Grounded and feeling bummed? We spoke to drink experts about their favorite airport watering holes. |
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From sunny Tuscany to Germany’s misty Rheingau, these nine castles boast working vineyards and wineries.
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Dolin Blanc, a French vermouth boasting 32 botanicals, is the base of this bubbly, floral highball. |
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Wine Enthusiast subscribers can explore the world of wine and spirits from the comfort of their couch (friend’s couch, magazine aisle, or wherever you do your best reading). The beverage world is vast and constantly changing, and our print pages are full of the latest trends, people you should know, recipes, and trusted reviews. |
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This adorable insulated puffer crossbody is made for wherever the day takes you—from winery weekends to picnics and spontaneous getaways. |
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In March 2006, we declared, “Labels Gone Wild!” as more producers began using bold, unconventional designs on their bottles. Nearly two decades later, labels are still a powerful way to grab buyers’ attention and signal that what’s inside the bottle may offer a fresh take on winemaking, too. |
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200 Summit Lake Dr Valhalla, New York 10595 US |
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