The Pinot Noir

Introductory article to the enchanting pinot noir wine.

Submitted By REason

Wine, Anyone?

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Submitted By Wendy

Inexpensive Wine: A New York Treasure

There are times you don't want to--or simply can't--spend over $10 on a good wine.

Submitted By Stephanie Pedersen

An Ode to Reidel O

Reidel's O series wine glasses have no stems, making them a fun option casual wine drinking.

Submitted By Stephanie Pedersen

Where's The Oak? A NZ Kind of Chardonnay

To many people--well, to those used to drinking North American wine--chardonnay is the smooth, mouth-filling, buttery, oaky, go-down-easy wine people drink when they're getting used to wine. But what if you take away chardonnay's buttery smoothness? The oak? The slide-down-the-throat ease? Is it still chardonnay?

Submitted By Stephanie Pedersen

A Malbec From Chile

South American reds are typically well-priced and well-made, combining European wines food-enhancing finesse and North American bigness, without the snooty seriousness of either land-mass.

Submitted By Stephanie Pedersen