Wine How Millennials and Emerging Markets Are Shaping the Future of Online Wine Sales Chris Lehoux, September 6, 2024 Young woman is shopping online using her credit card and laptop on a rainy day Although 2023 saw a decline in online wine sales following unprecedented growth during the pandemic, recent sales numbers suggest this shift is more of a market correction rather than a sign of long-term decline. According… Continue Reading
Wine Chef José Andrés Opens Bazaar Mar: A Culinary Jewel on the Las Vegas Strip Chris Lehoux, September 5, 2024 The new concept features exceptional seafood dishes paired with top-shelf Spanish wines. Additionally, there’s a new Texan wine hotspot in San Antonio and a fond farewell to a favorite in Los Angeles. Who’s behind it: Last month, chef and humanitarian José Andrés inaugurated his fifth restaurant in Las Vegas, Bazaar… Continue Reading
Wine New Butcher Shop and Wine Bar Opening Soon in Belmont Chris Lehoux, September 5, 2024 New York Butcher Shoppe & Wine Bar is adding another location in the Charlotte region. ALSO READ: Wine café joins The Bowl at Ballantyne roster The restaurant has signed a lease for a 3,640-square-foot space at 100 Bryant Street in Belmont. The property is under construction now. A timeline for… Continue Reading
Wine Bobi Wine Reportedly ‘Seriously Injured’ in Police Confrontation, According to His Party Chris Lehoux, September 4, 2024 Uganda’s main opposition leader Bobi Wine has been “seriously injured” in a confrontation with police, his party the National Unity Platform (NUP) said Tuesday. The NUP reported on social media that Wine was shot in the leg in an alleged attempt on his life, near the capital Kampala. Contrarily, local… Continue Reading
Wine Step-by-Step Guide: The Art of Making Blueberry Wine Chris Lehoux, September 3, 2024 We’ve all heard of grape wine, but that’s not the only fruit that helps make the decadent nectar. Grapes may be the most popular fruit to ferment into wine, but the same can be done with blueberries, and done well. There are a lot of intricacies to winemaking that completely… Continue Reading
Wine Discover the $18 Glass That Keeps Your Wine Chilled to Perfection Chris Lehoux, September 2, 2024 HuffPost receives a share from retailers on this page. Every item is independently selected by the HuffPost Shopping team. Prices and availability are subject to change. For many people, a breezy summer night with a glass of wine is the perfect evening, but there are still a few ways it… Continue Reading
Wine Louis Latour Celebrates Burgundy: A Toast to Tradition and Innovation in Multi-Generational Winemaking Chris Lehoux, September 1, 2024 Aerial view of Maison Louis Latour in Burgundy, France Maison Louis Latour, a stalwart of the wine industry, boasts over 200 years of independent operation since its inception in 1797. Spearheaded by the Latour family, now in its 12th generation, the company has expanded its prestigious vineyards across the Burgundy… Continue Reading
Wine Exploring the Surprising Shift: A Premier Sweet Wine Region’s Venture into Premium Dry Whites Chris Lehoux, August 31, 2024 Oremus, Tokaji Eszencia Oremus cellar Amid the dimly lit underground vaulted caves, treasures of amber-tinted liquid gold shimmer in ornate arching shelves hewn into the stone. This sprawling labyrinth, developed over four centuries ago during an era dominated by a grand kingdom beyond a mighty European empire, remains steadfast. Although… Continue Reading
Wine Episode 25 of Straight Talk: Delving Deep into the Delicacies of Kistler Vineyards Chris Lehoux, August 30, 2024 The man behind Sonoma’s renowned Kistler Chardonnays and Pinot Noirs talks growing up in wine country, Robert Mondavi’s favorite donuts and farming “softly” When it comes to California Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, few names command as much respect as Sonoma’s Kistler Vineyards. In the newest episode of Wine Spectator‘s Straight… Continue Reading
Wine Gatorwine Emerges: How the Gatorade-Wine Mix Could Upend Your Dinner Party Plans Chris Lehoux, August 30, 2024 Initially met with skepticism, the concoction of Gatorwine, which mixes inexpensive red wine with Gatorade, transitions most tasters from doubtful to delighted. It specifically combines red wine priced under $12 with the blue Glacier Freeze flavor of Gatorade, known for its berry and citrus undertones. Gatorade’s own description hints at… Continue Reading