What Makes Bonanza Wine Taste So Unique?
Bottles are made up of blends taken over several years, and grapes used to make Bonanza Cabernet Sauvignon don't necessarily hail from a single vineyard.
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Napoleon Bonaparte's Favorite Wine Is Some Of The Boldest In Burgundy
Napoleon Bonaparte had a penchant for some of the finest French wines, particularly favoring one of the most concentrated varieties from Burgundy.
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13 Japanese Beers Available In The US, Ranked
You don't have to travel to Japan to sip some of its tastiest beers. We sampled some Japanese brews available in the U.S. to see which ones were worth buying.
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Why Spicy Food And Sweet White Wine Make A Perfect Pairing
You might know from experience that
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Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio: The Ultimate Bottle Guide
Wine connoisseurs and celebrities alike enjoy Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio. With this bottle guide, we explore everything you need to know about this varietal.
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The Cocoon Wine Glass Is The New Shape You Should Know About
What is the new cocoon wine glass design? And why should you bother replacing your standard wine glasses with it? It all comes down to aeration.
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Walt Whitman's Favorite Wine That He Drank In Celebration
Walt Whitman, American poet of the 19th century, had a certain wine that he was a fan of, even though some believed that he was a prohibitionist.
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The Step You Need To Take Before Adding Beer Or Wine To Ice Cream
Want to put a boozy twist on your ice cream by adding beer or wine? First, you need to master one quick technique that ensures your dessert turns out creamy.
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What Does Acidity Refer To In Wine?
Wine is often referred to in terms of acidity -- but what does that really mean? We're here to explain it all, from structure to food pairings.
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9 Wine Coolers, Ranked
Several decades after their heyday, wine coolers are back in vogue. We sampled nine varieties on the market and ranked them from worst to best.
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Pinot Grigio And Sauvignon Blanc Are More Different Than You'd Think
Pinot grigio and sauvignon blanc are both dry, acidic white wines, but they differ in their complexity, top notes, production locations, and food pairings.
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13 Absolute Best Beers To Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth
Some beer fans prefer their suds to taste sweet, so we asked a former manager of a craft-beer bar to recommend the world's best brews with satisfying sweetness.
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The Unique, Michelada-Inspired Garnishes To Dress Up A Can Of Beer
Although we take inspiration from Micheladas, these ideas aren't specific to just that drink alone, nor are they only applicable to Mexican lagers.
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The Simple Way To Turn Beer Into A Refreshing Summer Spritz Cocktail
Get ready to bring on the citrus! Ashleigh Phelps, brand director for Dos Equis, has the best idea for transforming boring beer into a tasty summer sipper.
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Try A Sugar Rim For A Sweeter Take On Micheladas
Micheladas are refreshing beer-based cocktails known for their savory, zesty kick. But according to an expert, adding sugar and fruit can elevate the drink.
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Give Micheladas A Mediterranean Spin With These Simple Dressings
To put a new twist on the flavors of a classic Michelada, an expert recommends giving it a little Mediterranean flair by incorporating a few easy dressings.
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How To Give Your Micheladas An Italian-Inspired Twist
As evidenced by Mexican pizzas, the flavors of Italy and Mexico mesh well together. So, why not try them in your next Michelada? An expert offers a few tips.
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The Easiest Way To Upgrade Micheladas At Your Next Barbecue
There are many, many ways to upgrade your Michelada at your next cocktail party, including a method that comes courtesy of Dos Equis' brand director.
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Trader Joe's Simpler Times Lager Vs Budweiser: A New King Of Beers May Rise
Trader Joe's offers delicious "dupes" of name-brand products, including its Simpler Times lager. How does this beer stack up to Budweiser? We did a taste test.
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Your Boilermaker Cocktail Needs A Mexican-Inspired Twist
Combining a shot of whiskey and beer, the Boilermaker is an underrated classic. One expert we spoke to, however, offered a unique Mexican spin on this drink.
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Here's What It Really Means When Someone Says 'Claret Wine'
Depending on where you live, you could be a veritable sommelier without knowing exactly what a claret wine is. Let's break down this confusing term.
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Why Iceland Banned Beer For More Than 70 Years
After a period of prohibition, Iceland eventually let hard liquor back on the market under tighter regulations, but beer remained banned far longer.
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Why Sparkling Wine Pairs So Well With Fried Fish
Fried fish calls for a sparkling wine accompaniment. The pairing is iconic, but why do they work so well together? We asked an expert for a breakdown.
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The Scientific Reason Chilled Red Wines Can Taste So Fruity
Red wine should be served at room temperature, right? Not necessarily. Many reds benefit from chilling for a bit to bring out their fruity flavors. Here's why.
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The Perfect Wine Pairing For Classic Clam Dishes
Nothing can elevate a dinner quite like the perfect wine pairing. We spoke with an expert to determine the best wine to serve alongside clams.
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Serving Up Crab Or Lobster? This Is The Wine Pairing You Need
To find out the best wine pairing for crab and lobster we reached out to Vajra Stratigos, the Director of Operations at Jax Fish House & Oyster Bar.
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The Absolute Best Type Of Wine To Pair With Salmon
Fish and wine pairings can be confusing if you don't know where to start. That's why we reached out to wine expert Vajra Stratigos for guidance.
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