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🍷Wine writer. East Coast Editor,The SOMM Journal. Bylines in Food & Wine, Decanter and more. Certified Specialist of Wine. Past President, LDNY

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Wine & words: Five books for your summer reading list

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Wine With Wanda and Yahoo may earn commission from links in this article. Bodega Cerro Chapeu is one of the wineries featured in the new book Wine & Travel: Latin America. (Image courtesy of Wine & Travel: Latin America (Assouline)).) One of the best things about summer break is that I finally have time to catch up on some long-overdue reading. It's probably no surprise that wine books occupy a fair amount of space on my reading list.
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Cruel Summer rosé in a bag is truly delicious

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“What is that in the refrigerator?” My favorite drinking partner is accustomed to wine bottles covering nearly every surface in my Manhattan apartment, but he was shocked by the shiny 3-liter pouch of The Walls 2025 Cruel Summer Rosé ($99) perched in the fridge. The equivalent of 4 bottles, the team at The Walls cheekily calls it a “Double Bagnum.” But don’t let its unconventional packaging fool you: Cruel Summer is a delicious, refreshing, and beautifully crafted rosé.
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Dunk & swirl: Celebrate the NY Knicks with New York wines

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Wine With Wanda and Yahoo may earn commission from links in this article. As a native New Yorker, born in Manhattan, I'm absolutely giddy that the New York Knicks are the 2026 NBA Champions. It's been a long road; the last time the Knicks won the NBA Championship, back in 1973, a subway ride cost 35 cents. (It's $3 now). In a city of more than 8 million people, and somehow twice as many opinions, we diverse denizens of the Big Apple have been overwhelmingly united in cheering on the hometown team.
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