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Sake Producers Make Their Way West

Japanese sake brewers are seeking a new market in the Western world, according to The New York Times. Kensuke Shichida, the owner of 140-year-old Tenzan brewery, is leading the charge “to…

  • story: Daniel Yeom
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Where To Find Wine in French Basque Country

Eric Asimov of The New York Times travels to French Basque Country to search for wines of Irouléguy. Although grapes used to produced wine in the region are common throughout…

  • story: Daniel Yeom
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California Rosé Is More Than Just a Color

The New York Times’ wine writer Eric Asimov revisits rosé wines from California this week. Once maligned as stereotypically heavy, sweet and high-alcohol, California rosés have stepped up their game significantly in…

  • story: Daniel Yeom
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Portugal Is Upping Its White Wine Game

Eric Asimov, chief wine critic for the The New York Times, explores the often-overlooked white wines of Portugal. Although Asimov doesn’t feel the “thrill of discovery” in these wines, he finds…

  • story: Daniel Yeom
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Small-Town Wisconsin Liqueurs Hit the Big Time

New spirits from Wisconsin’s Death Door Spirits are making waves across the country, according to the New York Times. Death Door Spirits, a craft distillery renowned for its gin, vodka and…

  • story: Daniel Yeom
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What Does it Mean to Become a Regular?

We're all regulars somewhere. The gym. The office. The coffee shop. The bar. In a vignette that captures the poignancy of becoming a regular at a New York City corner…

  • story: Leslie Pariseau
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Hey, Shorty: Half-Pour Cocktails Are About to Be a Thing

Sometimes the eyes are bigger than the stomach. Or the liver (and legs), when it comes to drinking. Enter the shorty cocktail, a mini-dose of high-proof happiness that allows for…

  • story: Leslie Pariseau
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Rosso di Montalcino on Its Own Terms

In his "Wine of the Times" column, Eric Asimov shares notes from a recent tasting of 20 recent vintages of Rosso di Montalcino (often dubbed "baby Brunello," as is meant…

  • story: Echo Thomas
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Adventures on the Phantom Wine Trail

The New York Times wine critic, Eric Asimov, tackles the woes of unusual wine seekers addressing  irritated reader with questions and comments such as, “Once again, I have wasted more than a…

  • story: Echo Thomas
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Meet the Negroni’s Dark, Sexy Cousin: The Boulevardier

The Boulevardier is back. A 1920s cocktail created by Erskine Gwynne (the founder of a French magazine of the same name), the Boulevardier is seeing a revival nearly a century…

  • story: Leslie Pariseau
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