By Maureen Moroney
Question: Does blending make a wine better?
It’s clear that the intricate art of blending by a skilled winemaker can elevate a wine. But at its absolute most basic, with no art involved, does the simple act of blending two wines together, in equal portions, create something better than leaving them separate?
By Jennie Savits
By Somchai Rice
It’s that time of year! A time to celebrate with friends and family. What better way to commemorate the year than with some sparkling wine? You might be wondering, though, what to bring to the party. This article is a breakdown of how to interpret the label so you can bring the right sparkling addition to the festive spread.
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When you take a sip of wine at a family meal or celebration, what do you notice?
First, you probably note the visual characteristics: the color is generally red, rosé or white. Next, you smell the aromatic compounds wafting up from your glass.
By Somchai Rice, PhD
