Wine Get 25% Discount on These 4 Versatile Chardonnay Bottles at Perfect Cellar Chris Lehoux, February 17, 2024 Chardonnay, often hailed as the king of white grapes, is a symbol of both familiarity and complexity in the world of wine. The grape that everyone seems to know until they ask a sommelier: “I dislike Chardonnay, can I get a Chablis instead?” For your information, they’re the same grape…. Continue Reading
Wine Renowned Chef David Bouley Passes Away at 70: A Tribute to His Talent and Vision Chris Lehoux, February 16, 2024 Montrachet, Bouley, Danube and numerous other well-known establishments have been influenced by a distinct French heritage combined with a modern viewpoint. This influential hand reshaped fine dining for the contemporary era. The demise of renowned chef and proprietor, David Bouley, aged 70, occurred by a cardiac arrest on Monday. Manhattan’s… Continue Reading
Wine A Comprehensive Guide to the Dining Options at Disney’s Food & Wine Festival Chris Lehoux, February 16, 2024 Disneyland has announced the comprehensive menu for the 2024 Food & Wine Festival, an event celebrating food, beer, and wine from California, featuring celebrity chefs and Disney characters in food-themed costumes at Disney California Adventure. The Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival is scheduled from March 1 to April… Continue Reading
Wine Naples Winter Wine Festival Successfully Raises $33 Million for Children’s Charities Chris Lehoux, February 15, 2024 The Southwest Florida event maintains its place as the nation’s top wine charity auction America’s top charity wine event, the Naples Winter Wine Festival (NWWF), has pushed the bar even higher, raising $33 million—its highest total yet—for children’s charities at its annual gathering on the last weekend of January. The… Continue Reading
Wine Embracing Wine Enjoyment: Why You Shouldn’t Fear the Sommelier Chris Lehoux, February 15, 2024 Drinking wine is supposed to be fun, and sommelier Marsha Wright couldn’t agree more. “A lot of people think of sommeliers as stuffy, with the white cloth draped over their arm, trying to upsell you a $1,000 bottle of wine,” Wright said. “That’s not what it’s about. We like to… Continue Reading
Wine Top 29 Expert-Recommended Gifts for Wine Enthusiasts in 2024 Chris Lehoux, February 14, 2024 Shopping for people who love a certain thing can often lead to a unique issue: How can you be sure you’re purchasing a gift that they’ll genuinely appreciate? This seems especially applicable for oenophiles, also known as wine lovers. The world of wine includes a broad spectrum of varieties, tastes,… Continue Reading
Wine Expert Tips on Traveling with Wine in 2024: Your Definitive Guide Chris Lehoux, February 13, 2024 Content is created by CNN Underscored’s team of editors who work independently from the CNN newsroom. When you buy through links on our site, CNN and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Learn more Traveling with wine bottles in your luggage can be a gamble. A gorgeous vino makes… Continue Reading
Wine Revolutionizing Wine Shopping in Charlottesville: The Shift towards Affordable Wines Chris Lehoux, February 12, 2024 Week in Review Benny Deluca’s pizzeria, renowned as the “home of the Virginia slice,” has bid goodbye to its location on Charlottesville’s West Main Street. Set to fill this space is the newly established Grape & Grain Exchange, a diverse wine and beer shop. Opening its doors on Feb. 1… Continue Reading
Wine Telecom Pioneer’s Vineyard Produces Dramatic Cabernet Sauvignon: A Rising Star in California’s Wine Industry Chris Lehoux, February 11, 2024 Skipstone vineyards with mustard flowers Steep terraced vineyards at Skipstone It was as if a dream had come to life with the steepest slope he had ever seen; beautifully maintained Cabernet Sauvignon vines tucked away into hand-carved terraces. Few things impressed this self-established telecom pioneer, despite his worldwide travels and… Continue Reading
Wine Ruth’s Chris Steak House and Yard House Set to Open in Naperville: Adjustments Required for Beer and Wine Size Limits Chris Lehoux, February 10, 2024 Ruth’s Chris Steak House and Yard House have announced plans to establish restaurants in the upcoming dining/entertainment complex, Block 59, in Naperville. However, they have set forth a condition that the city should remove limitations on beer and wine serving sizes, as their menu-advertised drinks can’t be sold due to… Continue Reading