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Lisa is a wine consultant and writer who specializes in taking annoyingly complicated subjects (wine anyone?) and presenting them in a clear, concise way to the harried consumer who wants to learn more – but not too much more. Although her four different wine certifications speak to her technical knowledge, Lisa believes that "too much information" sums up how most wine professionals speak to the non-wine-professional consumer. She believes that the wine industry needs to learn how to speak consumer and not the other way around. She can be reached at NYwineExaminer@gmail.com.

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Aside from its stellar personality, what makes Champagne sparkle?

Sunday, December 20th, 2009

Courtesy of the Park House Hotel It’s a bling bling world in which we live, especially around the holidays: Lights twinkle, ornaments glitter...
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Wine of the Week: Andeluna Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 2005

Wednesday, December 16th, 2009

I was thrilled when I tasted this wine as I often find New World Cabs to be a bit too much for my palate. While I don’t generally love what...
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Why give wine for the holidays?

Wednesday, December 9th, 2009

Beautifully packaged wine is always a welcome gift at the holidays. In our fast-paced high-maintenance society, holidays have become synonymous with...
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Kosher wines for the connoisseur at Hanukkah

Monday, December 7th, 2009 · 2 comments

Fused glass menorah Photo courtesy of GalleryJudaica.com Most wine drinkers have realized that kosher no longer has to mean Manischewitz. For...
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Wine of the Week: Saurus Pinot Noir 2007 - $15.99

Pinot Noir is a notoriously difficult grape to grow; hence it is notoriously difficult to find good ones that sell for under $20. Generally,...
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Sip and savor New York wines on December 6

Can you think of a better way to while away a lazy Sunday afternoon than tasting food and wine? If not, you may want to check out the 35 New York...
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Wine to pair with that turkey sandwich

Now that the big Bird-Day push is over, we have tons of leftovers to contend with. For many of us, that’s the best part. So you take that...
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Drinking Croatian wine in the New York area

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Now that our tour of northern Croatian wine roads has ended, it’s time to come back to New York and enjoy what we’ve learned. (and don't...
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Visiting Croatian wine country: The spa town of Daruvar

On the final day of visiting Croatian wine roads, we drove to Daruvar. This small town, 77 miles from Zagreb, offers pristine architecture dating back...
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Visiting Croatian wine country: The Durdevac wine road and medieval Croatia

Just south of the border of Hungary is the town of Durdevac. Known as “The Rooster Town" (picok in Croatian), its nickname refers back to...
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