An Informal Wine's Straightforward Charm
Italy's Montepulciano d'Abruzzo is easy to drink, easy to like -- and very easy on the wallet. These are the kinds of wines to keep around at all times.
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It's crazy to buy a leaden American Chardonnay when, for the same price, you can get so many white wines from around the world that are far more pleasing. But here are four reliable American...
View ArticleDangers in the Shiraz Aisle
Dorothy Gaiter and John Brecher's mission was to find out whether the Shiraz aisle at a wine store outside Australia is a good bet for midpriced red wines. The answer is no.
View ArticlePetite in Name, Big in Satisfaction
American Petite Sirah is a bold and fruity varietal that's worth seeking out.
View ArticleRed, White and Brut: Inaugural Bubblies
For a toast to a new president, American sparkling wines are worthy of celebration. Dorothy Gaiter and John Brecher on their favorites.
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