Ashe Samuels 
You’ve heard of the wine train. You might’ve come up with your own variation on a wine-and-movie night. Now, how about the wine flight? Despite its name, it doesn’t involve drinking wine on a plane (though you can certainly do that once travel restrictions lift). It’s a type of wine …
The white wine grape holds within it a plethora of unique textures, delicious flavor notes, and sumptuous aromas. Among the most notable are the chardonnay and the sauvignon blanc. The biggest difference between the two is in taste, chardonnay is a heavy and hearty white wine, whereas sauvignon blanc is …
Does wine have any gluten in it? Although wine is made mostly with grapes, there are still brands that will add in a few other ingredients for preservative, fining or flavor reasons. These byproducts can have a little gluten in them, which is enough to trigger nausea at best and …
Ever heard of the term ‘hollow legs’ or ‘lightweight’? We all have our different tolerances and adjust accordingly when planning a night around a beverage. Beer is a casual choice for a reason: it’s on the relatively lighter side and generally, you have to go out of your way to …
Bad wine happens to all of us. …Well, not all. Just those who drink wine. Maybe you left a bottle in the fridge for too long and, when you poured a glass, were horrified by the putrid result. Perhaps you tried a bottle that hasn’t gotten many reviews…and found out …
It’s rare I see wine brands with more than one or two rose to their name. Also known as blush wine, rose is a delicious, cute, and often isolated wine type. Where red varietals are the face of wine and white varietals the backbone, rose is frequently treated as a …
Choosing the best white wine brands can take a little doing, however. Not only are there a plethora of varieties, but there are also so many wineries you’d go dizzy trying to count them. Where red wine is the face, white wine is the backbone. White is delicate to red’s …
A food pairing classic. An artistic icon. Red wine is the face of wine. There are so many things to love. It comes in several varieties, from the smooth-and-soft merlot to the fruity pinot noir. It can be used to supplement a medley of recipes, and is delightful at room …
If you’re not a fan of wine, never fear. Neither was I. I originally avoided the drink, preferring a crisp beer over what I’d believed to be a nose burn in a glass. When wine wasn’t too strong in flavor? It was too strong in alcohol content. This turned out …
Coffee is one complex drink. Ever been confused by the term ‘microlots’? Perhaps you’ve browsed at the store and wondered about the differences between Arabica and blends. Let’s start with the best coffee growing regions. These are locations in coffee-producing countries that provide unique experiences you can’t get anywhere else. …
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