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Why You Need To Know About Wines From Limoux

Sparkling wines from the Limoux represent some of the oldest bubbles known to man or woman. Here's what you need to know about these affordable sparklers.

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These Are America's 100 Best Wine Restaurants According To Wine Enthusiast

From Washington to Maine, these are America's best wine restaurants according to Wine Enthusiast. Did you favorite resto make the cut?

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Take Your Spanish Food & Wine Knowledge To The Next Level

Want to learn more about Spanish food and wine? Here's a primer that will take you to regions like Rioja, Rueda and Ribera del Duero, along with key terms.

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A New Way To Chardonnay: Say Hello To Chablis

It's National Chardonnay Day. Time to get to know Chablis so you can celebrate appropriately. Read this and pour yourself a glass tonite!

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Where To Eat And Drink Well In France's Languedoc Region

Planning a trip to one of the world's hottest wine regions, France's Languedoc? Here's where to eat and drink well during your visit, and what to drink!

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Get To Know Rosés From France's Languedoc Region

Looking to take your rosé game to the next level. Look to the southern French region Languedoc for quality wines at affordable prices.

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Coi Anniversary, All-You-Can-Eat Ice Cream, Vegetarian Festival: This Week In Food Events

Events this week are for vegetarians, ice cream lovers, Gamay drinkers and celebrators of Coi's 12 anniversary.

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Everything You Need To Know About Spain's Rueda Region

Winemaking in the Spanish region of Rueda has been documented as early as the 10th century. Take a visit and learn all about it.

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How To Do A Blind Wine Tasting

So you want to become a wine expert. Consider doing a blind wine tasting to gauge where your vino knowledge is at.

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The Women Of Sonoma-Cutrer Are Making Kick-Ass Wine

The women behind the team at Sonoma-Cutrer are swirling, tasting and making great chardonnay, pinot noir and rosés.

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Everything You Need To Know About Spain's Ribera Del Duero Region

Ribera del Duero is located in Castilla y León, roughly two hours north of Madrid. Before achieving D.O. status in 1982, growers sold grapes to co-ops, and wine was sold in bulk. A small group of local growers saw potential for the area and applied for D.O. recognition. The rest is history, and Ribera del…

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Talkin' Wine Trends With Cork Dork Author Bianca Bosker

How much should you pay for rosé? What's the fuss about gamay? Is Chardonnay back in yet? Bianca Bosker, author of Cork Dork, tackles all the wine trends.

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Actor Kyle MacLachlan Talks Wine, Coffee, Portland On Food Republic Today

The actor behind such cult hits as Twin Peaks and Blue Velvet is more in demand than ever, as is his wine, Pursued By Bear. He guests on today's episode.

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10 Reasons To Celebrate National Drink Wine Day

Happy National Drink Wine Day! It's not just Wine Day, that would involve saving some to age, tedious research and other nonsense we don't have time for.

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Drizzle It: Red Wine And Fig Pan Sauce

You're about to look like a rock star of a chef. This red wine and fig pan sauce will enhance any protein you drizzle it on.

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Listen To Food Republic Today: Chris Howell Of Cain Vineyard And Winery

Chris Howell has been harvesting grapes and making wine at Cain Vineyard and Winery in Napa's St. Helena since 1990. He shares wine philosophies and more.

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Lineup For 13th Annual Pigs & Pinot Weekend Announced

This year's Pigs & Pinot weekend aims to raise more funds than ever before to help those affected by wildfires in Northern California.

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Does The World Need Black Caviar Champagne?

Caviar and champagne are among the most time-tested of classic food and wine pairings, and a decidedly luxe one to boot. So naturally, one particularly high-end French wine brand thought to combine the two, creating a super-product akin to the child of two renowned celebrities. But does the world really need black caviar champagne its developer refers…

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How To Drink Wine With Thai Food

Every wonder how to drink wine with Thai food? Thai and alcohol tend to go hand-in-hand, so take a break from Singha and bust out a bottle of vino.

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Wine Country: Where To Eat And Drink In Rueda, Spain

Rueda is a winemaking region of Spain well-worth a visit. Here's where to eat and drink in and around town for an unforgettable trip.

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Wildfire Relief, Speed Rack, National Sandwich Day: This Week In Food Events

Find out how you can help further breast cancer research, raise awareness for suicide prevention and hurricane and wildfire relief.

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Where To Eat And Drink In Paso Robles Wine Country

Just north of San Luis Obispo, Paso Robles is home to great California wineries, distilleries, restaurants and much more.

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Where To Eat And Drink In Ribera Del Duero And Rueda

Just two and a half hours northwest of Madrid, you’ll find a dramatic stretch of countryside home to the wine region of Ribera del Duero and Rueda.

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Wine And Beer Makers Are Turning To Cans To Appeal To Millennials

Boston Beer, makers of Samuel Adams and Angry Orchard hard cider, will be releasing a new beer in cans in hopes to appeal to a younger audience.

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Halloween Happenings: This Week In Food Events

Get your costumes together because it's time to celebrate Halloween!

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