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Everyone in Hollywood Has a Spirit Brand—But Are They Making Any Money?

Everyone in Hollywood Has a Spirit Brand—But Are They Making Any Money?

It’s no secret that the spirits industry is in a state of turmoil, as people drink less and purchase less alc…

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Our Resident Cocktail Expert Predicts the Biggest Drink Trends of 2026

Our Resident Cocktail Expert Predicts the Biggest Drink Trends of 2026

I’ve always wanted to predict the future. Sadly, as of yet, I haven’t been able to. Since I don’t see that ch…

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49 Cozy Thanksgiving Recipes to Feel Grateful For

49 Cozy Thanksgiving Recipes to Feel Grateful For

Whether your plans involve turkey or ham, pumpkin or sweet potato, or any combination of fall ingredients, th…

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Sip of Italy 2025 Proves ‘The Sky Isn’t Falling’ on the Wine Industry

Sip of Italy 2025 Proves ‘The Sky Isn’t Falling’ on the Wine Industry

Thursday, September 11th marked the latest Italian iteration of Wine Enthusiast’s Sip event series at NYC’s C…

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In Defense of Grocery Store Wines

In Defense of Grocery Store Wines

For many Americans, purchasing a bottle of wine doesn’t happen at a boutique shop or winery tasting room. Ins…

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It’s Time to Get to Know Rioja

It’s Time to Get to Know Rioja

No region is more synonymous with Spanish wine than Rioja. Sprawling along the Ebro river in North Central Sp…

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9 Grüner Veltliners That’ll Have You Swooning

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By Jake Abrams Verified, Jake Arams
| Wine Enthusiast Magazine Verified
Grüner Veltliner is Austria’s ultimate viticultural chameleon. As the country’s most widely planted varietal, it thrives across diverse locations—from cool, elevated sites to sheltered slopes—and soils ranging from gravel to fertile loess. This adaptability allows it to succeed in a broad spectrum of styles, influenced heavily by winemaking decisions like skin-contact and oak and lees aging.
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If the Knicks Win, Josh Hart Knows Exactly What to Drink

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By Jake Abrams Verified, Jake Arams
| Wine Enthusiast Magazine Verified
When you buy something through our link, we may earn a small commission from our affiliate partners. Wine Enthusiast maintains complete editorial independence and all wines are blind tasted. Read more about our policy. New York hasn’t tasted an NBA Championship since 1973, but after more than five decades teetering between heartbreak and hope (and heartbreak, again), the Big Apple might finally be on the verge of basketball greatness.
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Tannat Deserves a Spot on Your Table

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By Jake Abrams Verified, Jake Arams
| Wine Enthusiast Magazine Verified
When you buy something through our link, we may earn a small commission from our affiliate partners. Wine Enthusiast maintains complete editorial independence and all wines are blind tasted. Read more about our policy. Tannat is most often associated with the full-bodied, brambly wines of the Madiran appellation of Southwest France and the remarkably refined versions from Uruguay.
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