Wine Total Wine Uncorks Excitement as It Opens Its First Nebraska Store: 8,000 Bottles of Wine on the Wall! Chris Lehoux, November 4, 2024 Navigating a lengthy wine list at an upscale restaurant can feel daunting, leading to a sense of anxiety for many. To enhance your wine ordering experience, here are some common pitfalls to avoid, as shared by a seasoned sommelier. Total Wine & More, the largest independent wine retailer in the… Continue Reading
Wine Nebraska Welcomes Its First Total Wine: A Photo Journey Chris Lehoux, November 3, 2024 Nebraska welcomes its first Total Wine & More at The Shoppes at Aksarben Village. The grand opening of Total Wine & More in Omaha took place on Thursday, Oct. 31, 2024. A striking Jack Daniel’s display greets visitors as they enter Total Wine & More in Omaha on that day…. Continue Reading
Wine The Hidden Struggles of Moderate Drinking: My Journey to Sobriety After Three Glasses of Wine a Night Chris Lehoux, November 2, 2024 It’s often difficult to pinpoint the exact moment when one slips into the clutches of alcohol addiction. Curiously, I had always felt a premonition that I might struggle with this, considering that both sides of my family had a long history of substance use, particularly with alcohol. What tends to… Continue Reading
Wine Iowa’s Wine Shipping War: Unraveling the Latest Twist Chris Lehoux, November 1, 2024 A federal district court has overturned a law that prohibited out-of-state wineries from selling directly to retailers in Iowa, which may have implications across the country. Should wineries located in California, Oregon, and elsewhere be permitted to sell wines directly to retailers in Iowa, circumventing wholesalers? The answer is yes,… Continue Reading
Wine Exploring Napa’s Newest Wine Region: Essential Insights and What to Expect Chris Lehoux, November 1, 2024 The Crystal Springs of Napa Valley appellation, nestled in the foothills of Howell Mountain, marks a significant milestone as Napa’s first new AVA in 13 years. Wine enthusiasts will soon come across a fresh regional designation on their favorite wine labels: Crystal Springs of Napa Valley. This new appellation is… Continue Reading
Wine Remembering Jan Shrem: Philanthropist and Founder of Napa’s Clos Pegase Passes Away at 94 Chris Lehoux, October 31, 2024 The contributions of the winery owner, art enthusiast, and humanitarian to the California wine sector were profound. Jan Shrem, who significantly influenced California’s wine landscape through his artistic passion and philanthropic efforts, passed away last month at the age of 94. As the founder of Clos Pegase winery in Calistoga,… Continue Reading
Wine Exploring Napa’s Newest Wine Region: What You Need to Know Chris Lehoux, October 31, 2024 The Crystal Springs of Napa Valley appellation, located in the foothills of Howell Mountain, proudly marks Napa’s first new AVA in 13 years. Wine enthusiasts will soon encounter a fresh regional designation on wine labels: Crystal Springs of Napa Valley. This new appellation is the first officially recognized by the… Continue Reading
Wine Don’t Miss Out: Own a Piece of Burgundy’s Rich History! Chris Lehoux, October 30, 2024 On November 12, a unique opportunity awaits as hundreds of retired appellation signs, including grands crus, will be available for bidding in an online auction. Burgundy is a wine region that captivates and enchants, making it a source of fascination for many. Now, enthusiasts of Burgundy have the opportunity to… Continue Reading
Wine How a Curated Red Wine Collection by “Scandal” Star Changed My Opinion on Wine Chris Lehoux, October 30, 2024 This article may contain affiliate links that Yahoo and/or the publisher may receive a commission from if you purchase a product or service through those links. While I wouldn’t categorize myself as a budding wine sommelier, I genuinely enjoy wine and take steps to expand my knowledge about it. However,… Continue Reading
Wine Elevate Your Cooking: How to Freeze Leftover Wine for Future Culinary Delights Chris Lehoux, October 29, 2024 It can be quite a challenge to finish an entire bottle of wine before it begins to oxidize, particularly for those who live alone. You may plan to use the leftover wine in a recipe later in the week, but often it ends up sitting on the counter for weeks,… Continue Reading