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Does Canned Wine Taste Different From Boxed Wine?
Canned wine, boxed wine, and bottled wine all have their unique benefits and drawbacks; here's how to know when to use each ...
When To Decant Wine: A Practical Guide For Every Occasion
Choose the Right Decanter: Decanters come in various shapes. A wide-bottom decanter exposes more surface area to air, which ...
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Wine: The Secret Ingredient for These 7 Recipes
White wine traditionally pairs nicely with lighter foods such as chicken and fish, so a white wine sauce goes especially well ...
“Dessert Wines” Are Better Without Dessert
The term “dessert wines” used for very sweet wines (also, to an extent, some sparkling wines) is actually a misnomer when you ...
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Why Don't More Fast Food Restaurants Serve Alcohol?
Why don't we see many fast food chains in the United States sell alcohol? There are several factors at play, so let's dive in ...
‘This is educational’: Texas Roadhouse customer orders a glass of wine. Then she sees the pour
The pour line on Texas Roadhouse’s wine glasses also serves as a visual cue to ensure consistent serving sizes, aiding in ...
This Wine Is a Good Aperitif. That’s Not an Insult.
Light-bodied. Brisk. Bright. Something to spur the appetite. Who wouldn’t want to kick off a meal with a wine like that? An ...
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The Absolute Best Wine To Serve With Beef Tenderloin, And The Styles You Should Always Avoid
Even if you think every wine is great, they won't all be ideal pairings for beef tenderloin. So we spoke to a sommelier about the best and worst options.