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White wine for the manly explorer

Just around the corner from reading Lettie Teague’s latest article – about so-called “manly” wines (mostly red) – I...

Those of us who maintain the year-round schedule can’t deny it. By February or March, hefty winter wines leave an imprint. When spring...

Truth be told, I’m more apt to write about a white wine when it’s, oh, 12 or 13 bucks or less. When considering my current subject, a...

E. Guigal has long stood as a surefire brand of the Rhône, one of a group of producers (M. Chapoutier, Jaboulet, Delas and others) largely...

While Pennsylvania’s monopolistic wine and spirits system is characterized – or condemned – by many attributes, convenience is...

Was anyone else heartened by the news that our New Jersey neighbors may soon receive direct shipments from wineries across the country? If you...

Anyone in the Philadelphia area who stepped outside this past weekend got a good sense of the crisp days in store, the cool weather countdown that...

The Commonwealth Foundation launched today www.LetFreedomDrink.com, a website dedicated to removing state government and the Pennsylvania Liquor...

Pennsylvania’s use of the wine vending machine has sadly come to an end and the reason for the experiment's demise has nothing to do with...

Earlier this week I was reading about Sonoma veteran Gary Farrell’s newest label, Alysian Wines, and his yen to return to “artisan...