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Wine culture has never been more accessible, with good bottles showing up at rooftop dinners, backyard gatherings, and weekend trips just as often as they do at restaurant tables. What hasn’t quite kept up, though, is how we actually serve them once we’re there. Temperature is the detail that most people overlook, and it’s arguably…
Ever witnessed something so ingenious it feels like magic? The Coravin wine preservation system certainly qualifies. For someone like me who considers successfully extracting a cork without it crumbling into a thousand floating pieces a major life achievement, this device is nothing short of miraculous. Half the battle with wine isn’t choosing the right bottle—it’s…
Being stuck at home during the pandemic really did teach us a few lessons. One is that you can do a lot at home, especially in your backyard! It definitely made us realize we shouldn’t underestimate our backyards, they can be locations of major fun, recreation, and relaxation…depending on how we do them up. You…
There are quite a few things that have become iconic of Japanese culture, from clothes like the kimono to warriors like the samurai to food like sushi. When it comes to beverages, there is green tea and, of course, sake, both of which have deep cultural roots and, sometimes, solemn practices. You don’t, however, need…
“Sherry-Lehmann owners in NYC drank wines while clients waited” Sherry-Lehmann’s owners have allegedly treated New York’s premier wine shop like their own personal booze stash — helping themselves to rare, pricey vintages on the company dime even as angry customers claim that they’re not getting the deliveries they paid for, The Post has learned. As…
“Iconic NYC wine store Sherry-Lehmann may close after 88-year run: sources” Sherry-Lehmann — the posh wine store that has long cultivated a reputation as New York City’s preeminent booze merchant — is in danger of closing its doors as its free-spending corporate clientele continue to shy away from Midtown Manhattan, The Post has learned. The…
“Rabbi Deborah Bravo on the surge in anti-Semitism and life as a female rabbi” How rabbi defies hate Rabbi Deborah Bravo about anti-Semitism’s upsurge: “It’s in non-Jewish plus Jewish areas. Long Island, my home, we’re a majority but — where there’s less of us — underlying hatred and racism is now prevalent.” What impelled a woman to become…
“You’re not crazy, wine pours are shrinking” When international investor Brian Hogan took an important client to a favorite Midtown restaurant last month, he hoped to impress him. His guest ordered a Chablis by the glass rather than the bottle, and the sommelier poured it with due deference. But, when the usually mild-mannered client looked…
“Keep it poppin’ in France’s Champagne region” You say Champagne. We say Champleasure. You don’t have to be a wine snob to honeymoon in France’s storied Champagne region. You just have to love popping corks, clinking glasses, manicured gardens, attentive staff and all the romance that’s fizzing in the air. “Champagne is amazing for serious…
“Mom says smoking weed while watching her kids is no different than drinking wine” A mom told how she smokes marijuana while her kids play – but says it is no different from other mothers drinking wine or even taking anxiety medication. Caitlin Fladager, 28, lives in Vancouver, Canada, where recreational and medicinal marijuana use…