Wine 7 Household Items That Effectively Banish Red Wine Stains Chris Lehoux, July 13, 2026 Spills are bound to happen, especially during social gatherings, and red wine stains can be particularly distressing. However, there are effective methods to remove these stubborn stains and bring your favorite clothes back to life. Here are seven household items that can help you tackle both fresh and old red… Continue Reading
Wine Sip and Chill: Why Gen Z’s Red Wine Craze is Perfect for Summer Heat Chris Lehoux, July 12, 2026 On a recent Wednesday evening, red wine enthusiasts gathered in south Manchester for a unique tasting event, challenging the long-held notion that red wine must be served at room temperature. This sold-out event, held at Cru Manchester and costing £44 per ticket, featured all wines served straight from the fridge…. Continue Reading
Wine I Tried 3 Viral Frozen Wine Trends—Here’s the Must-Try Recipe for This Summer! Chris Lehoux, July 11, 2026 If you’ve noticed a trend in freezing wine amidst soaring temperatures, you’re not alone. Many are trying various viral wine hacks, but how practical are they? The good news is that you can freeze wine, but there are important guidelines to follow. Should You Freeze Wine? While some frozen wine… Continue Reading
Wine 40 Metro Phoenix Restaurants Celebrated for Their Exceptional Wine Programs Chris Lehoux, July 10, 2026 Every year, Wine Spectator magazine honors restaurants in the U.S. for their exceptional wine programs, categorized into three levels: Award of Excellence, Best of Award of Excellence, and the Grand Award, which is the highest honor. This year, Arizona saw a strong representation with 32 establishments receiving the Award of… Continue Reading
Wine Savoring the Flavors: A Culinary Journey Through Bilbao, Bordeaux, and Beyond Chris Lehoux, July 9, 2026 There’s an abundance of experiences awaiting in northern Spain and southwestern France, particularly for food and wine enthusiasts. Travelers can indulge in remarkable culinary delights, explore stunning landscapes, and immerse themselves in rich history. Culinary Highlights Starting in the Basque Country, Bilbao is a vibrant hub renowned for its exceptional… Continue Reading
Wine Savor the Summer: Top Barbecue Red Wines Under $20 and Serving Tips Chris Lehoux, July 8, 2026 The Fourth of July is not just a pivotal national holiday; it also marks the beginning of the summer barbecue season. While many traditionally gravitate towards beer for these summer gatherings, wine can also play a significant role in enhancing the dining experience. Here are five recommended red wines under… Continue Reading
Wine Sales Surge: Mondavi and The Prisoner Wine Maker Reports Growth for All Wine and Spirits Brands Chris Lehoux, July 7, 2026 Constellation Brands has recently reported a significant decline in sales within its wine and spirits sector, which includes well-known labels such as Napa Valley’s Robert Mondavi and The Prisoner. The company shared that for the fiscal first quarter ending May 31, sales plummeted by 47% compared to the previous year,… Continue Reading
Wine Rediscovering the 1976 Wine Tasting: The Event that Put Napa Valley on the Map Chris Lehoux, July 6, 2026 Fifty years on, the Judgment of Paris still holds significance in the wine world, a turning point that altered perceptions of California wines globally. This milestone event took place on May 24, 1976, when British wine merchant Steven Spurrier organized a blind tasting in Paris to showcase American wines in… Continue Reading
Wine Total Wine Reveals the Top Summer Wine Choice for Northeast Shoppers Chris Lehoux, July 5, 2026 As summer unfolds, many people are enjoying the warmer weather with gatherings centered around delicious food and refreshing drinks. However, the specific drinks that delight each region can differ significantly. In the Northeast, rosé has emerged as the go-to wine choice during the summer months, according to Adam Lapierre, a… Continue Reading
Wine Virginia: Celebrating the Maturation of America’s Oldest Wine Country Chris Lehoux, July 4, 2026 In Virginia, America’s oldest wine country is experiencing a remarkable transformation after 250 years of struggle to establish its identity and reputation. Although winemaking was envisioned by founding figures like Thomas Jefferson and George Washington in the 18th century, it took centuries for Virginia’s wine to gain national acclaim. Historically,… Continue Reading