Moderate Alcohol Consumption May Help Those with Cardiovascular Disease
Research finds that people who drank a glass of wine a day had a lower chance of a subsequent heart attack
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Celebrated Team Opens 3-Story Tribeca Spot One White Street
Sommelier Dustin Wilson and chef Austin Johnson debut the dual concept with an approachable 200-wine list. Plus, the Inn at …
Mark Tarlov, Hollywood Producer Turned Oregon Vintner, Dies at Age 69
Passionate about Pinot Noir, the movie producer spent his later years founding the Evening Land, Chapter 24 and Rose & …
Should Restaurants Require Proof of Vaccination?
As New York City limits indoor dining to vaccinated guests, restaurateurs in other states weigh their options
Moderate Wine, Cheese and Coffee Consumption Linked to Healthier Hearts
An in-depth review of recent dietary literature finds that moderate consumption of key food groups can reduce the risk of …
New York Star Sommelier Arrested and Accused of Arson
Caleb Ganzer, wine director and co-owner of La Compagnie des Vins Surnaturels, allegedly set fire to outdoor dining spaces …
José Andrés Enters Chicago Restaurant Scene
The chef’s ThinkFoodGroup makes its Windy City debut with an all-day café and another outpost of Jaleo, and there’s more to …
Fires? Drought? Heat? California Wineries' Biggest Challenge Might Be Getting Insurance
After multiple years of wildfires, Napa and Sonoma vintners are struggling to obtain insurance policies, forcing some to …
Cheval-Blanc and Ausone Say Adieu to St.-Emilion Classification. Does It Matter?
Owners of two storied Bordeaux estates say that the rankings should focus more on wine quality; merchants say top wineries …
New York City’s Restaurant Week Returns as Dining Rooms Reopen
Summer event features new menu options, award-winning wine lists and more
Exclusive: Randall Grahm Joins Forces with Gallo for a New Wine Project
The new brand—The Language of Yes—combines Grahm’s penchant for Rhône grape varieties with Gallo’s marketing and distributi…
Is Wine Empty Calories? A Spanish Researcher Argues It May Help Stave Off Extra Pounds
Nutrition expert presents evidence that shows polyphenols found in red wine might burn extra calories during meals