Wine Jeff Cohn Cellars in Sonoma Shuts Its Doors: A Look Back at a Winemaking Legacy Chris Lehoux, June 27, 2025 Sonoma winemaker Jeff Cohn, recognized for his expertise in producing top-tier California Zinfandel and Syrah, has announced the closure of his winery, Jeff Cohn Cellars, after the 2024 vintage. Cohn and his wife, Alexandra, shared this decision with Wine Spectator, indicating that after nearly 30 years in the industry, it… Continue Reading
Wine Ayesha Curry Captivates Fans with Luxury Wine Reveal in Aspen Chris Lehoux, June 27, 2025 Ayesha Curry made a memorable entry at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen, launching her wine collection, Domaine Curry. Her Instagram post, brimming with gratitude, resonated with fans and industry experts alike. The wines received rave reviews for their smooth taste and refined branding, reflecting Curry’s impact at the… Continue Reading
Wine Chef Michael Lomonaco Shutters His Renowned Steakhouse in Manhattan: A Culinary Goodbye Chris Lehoux, June 26, 2025 Two decades is a significant milestone for a restaurant in New York City. After nearly 20 years, Porter House Bar and Grill, a recipient of the Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence, will close its doors following Labor Day. Chef Michael Lomonaco, an esteemed figure in the culinary world,… Continue Reading
Wine Sip and Savor: Upcoming Wine Tastings at Red, Wine & Brew in Mentor Chris Lehoux, June 26, 2025 Red, Wine & Brew in Mentor is hosting two exciting wine tastings this July that aficionados won’t want to miss. The first event will take place on July 16, featuring selections from A to Z Wineworks, a renowned winery from Oregon known for its commitment to sustainable practices. Guests will… Continue Reading
Wine Expert Insights: How Long Can You Really Keep an Open Bottle of Wine? Chris Lehoux, June 26, 2025 An open bottle of wine doesn’t last forever, but with proper storage techniques, you can extend its shelf life significantly. Here are tips provided by wine educator Rachel Thralls, focusing on how to keep various types of wine fresh after opening: General Guidelines Storage Temperature: Always store opened wine in… Continue Reading
Wine Celebrating Excellence: Wine Spectator’s 2025 Restaurant Award Winners Showcase Over 60 Arizona Establishments Chris Lehoux, June 25, 2025 Wine Spectator, a prominent lifestyle magazine and online platform centered on wine, has unveiled its 2025 Restaurant Award winners. This year, over 3,000 establishments from 80 different countries received accolades, with Arizona making a notable impact by boasting more than 60 winners. The awards are categorized into three tiers: Award… Continue Reading
Wine Vote for Your Favorite: 2 Massachusetts Wine Bars Compete for National Title! Chris Lehoux, June 25, 2025 Two Massachusetts wine bars, Dear Annie in Cambridge and haley.henry in Boston, have been nominated for USA Today’s 10Best Wine Bars. They are the only wine bars from New England to make it to this prestigious list. Dear Annie is praised for its strong focus on natural wines and local… Continue Reading
Wine Everything You Need to Know About Delaware’s HB 187: Legalizing Wine Shipments to Residents Chris Lehoux, June 24, 2025 Delaware has taken a significant step in addressing climate change by launching a new initiative to promote renewable energy sources. This effort is part of the state’s broader commitment to reduce carbon emissions and transition towards a sustainable energy future. Governor John Carney announced the initiative, which aims to increase… Continue Reading
Wine Highlights from the Star-Studded 2025 Food & Wine Classic in Aspen: A Weekend to Remember Chris Lehoux, June 24, 2025 The annual Food & Wine Classic in Aspen took place from June 20-22, 2025, showcasing an impressive lineup of celebrity chefs and culinary talent. Among the attendees were prominent figures such as Padma Lakshmi, Andrew Zimmern, Regina King, and Tyler Florence, all gathered for a weekend filled with food demonstrations,… Continue Reading
Wine Evanston Uncorked: Discovering the Top Wine Destinations from Restaurants to Retail Stores Chris Lehoux, June 24, 2025 Evanston may not be the first place that comes to mind for wine enthusiasts, especially considering its historical ties to the temperance movement and a long period of sobriety until the 1970s. Yet, this seemingly quiet suburban city has cultivated a unique wine scene that blends independent businesses with a… Continue Reading