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Dominating the Court and the Cellar: NBA All-Star Domantas Sabonis’ Passion for Vintage Wine

Chris Lehoux, October 16, 2025

Domantas Sabonis, an NBA All-Star, has ventured into the world of wine with a passion that mirrors his dedication to basketball. He co-founded a wine brand called Ones by Sabonis with entrepreneur Shashana Sabonis, marking his foray into winemaking. The brand recently announced its newest limited releases, which include the…

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Debunking the Hype: The Case Against Orange Wine

Chris Lehoux, October 16, 2025

Orange wine, often celebrated for its ancient methods reminiscent of Georgian winemaking, has evolved from a genuine appreciation of low-intervention techniques into what some critics describe as an increasingly cult-like following. Advocates claim it embodies an authentic expression of terroir, yet this enthusiasm has generated a growing disillusionment among others…

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Tina Fey Joins Ina Garten for Wine and Laughter in Season 7 Sneak Peek of “Be My Guest”

Chris Lehoux, October 15, 2025

In an exciting preview of the upcoming season seven of Be My Guest with Ina Garten, the beloved chef will be joined by the talented Tina Fey. The episode showcases the duo enjoying wine and laughter while preparing dishes like Breakfast Panna Cotta and Chicken Thighs with Creamy Mustard Sauce….

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Remembering Sam Sebastiani: A Legacy of Winemaking and Conservation in Sonoma Valley

Chris Lehoux, October 14, 2025

Sam Sebastiani, a prominent figure in California’s wine industry, passed away on October 9 at the age of 84 in his Sonoma home, following an eight-year battle with Parkinson’s disease. Born on November 19, 1940, Sam was the grandson of Samuele Sebastiani, who founded Sebastiani Vineyards in 1904, a winery…

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NYC Wine & Food Festival: A Potential Lifeline for South Street Seaport

Chris Lehoux, October 14, 2025

After a brief stay in Brooklyn, the New York City Wine & Food Festival (NYCWFF) is returning to Manhattan this week, with hopes of revitalizing the struggling South Street Seaport. Celebrating its 18th year, the festival will take place from Wednesday to Sunday, featuring renowned chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten as the…

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Treasury Wine Slashes Forecasts Amid Ongoing Challenges in China and the US Market

Chris Lehoux, October 13, 2025

Penfolds’ owner, Treasury Wine Estates, has announced that it is withdrawing its full-year profit guidance and halting a $200 million share buyback due to disappointing sales figures for its Penfolds brand in China. Additionally, the company is facing complications related to a distributor transition in California. This warning coincides with…

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Miss Manners: The Surprising Etiquette of Sharing Wine with Travel Companions

Chris Lehoux, October 12, 2025

DEAR MISS MANNERS: While on a group tour abroad, I invited three companions to share a bottle of wine with me, which they accepted. None of us abstained from alcohol. As the waiter began to serve, one lady opted for a soda instead. Should I have borne the cost of…

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Pirouette Cafe & Wine Shop Shuts Its Doors After Struggling to Thrive in Ballston

Chris Lehoux, October 11, 2025

The owners of Pirouette Cafe & Wine Shop, a small wine bar and restaurant in Ballston, have announced they will be closing after struggling with rising operational costs and declining sales. Their last day of service is set for Saturday, October 18. Jackie and Philippe Loustaunau, the cafe’s owners, communicated…

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Connecticut Mom Charged with Poisoning Man’s Wine Receives Bond Approval

Chris Lehoux, October 11, 2025

The woman accused of poisoning the father of her child by pouring antifreeze into his wine was granted bond during a court hearing in Ridgefield, Connecticut. Kristen Hogan, 33, was arrested after confessing to pouring ethylene glycol into a bottle of wine, intending to make the victim ill as retribution…

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The Urban Grape: South End Wine Shop Closes Its Doors After Failed Loan Negotiations

Chris Lehoux, October 10, 2025

An acclaimed wine and spirits shop in Boston’s South End, The Urban Grape, has announced its closure effective immediately following a default on loans. The store’s owners, TJ and Hadley Douglas, posted on social media that they couldn’t negotiate an agreement with their lender, Cambridge Savings Bank, related to their…

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Chris Lehoux, an experienced wine connoisseur and blogger, shares insightful reviews and tips on wine tasting, pairing, and vineyard visits. His passion and expertise in the wine industry shine through in his engaging and educational posts.

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