Thankfully, more and more people are drinking wine at their Super Bowl parties. So if you’re hosting, you better make sure you’re pulling some corks. But this notion that you need to have one wine ...

FYI, Champagne isn’t the only drink pairing that works. Here's how to pair caviar and wine, according to sommeliers and ...

Nothing jazzes up a gathering quite like a bottle of bubbly! This sparkling wine is popular to serve for special occasions, but the mood can quickly be dashed if you can’t get the bottle open in time ...

It’s never a bad time to brush up on your wine knowledge, especially during the months when longer days and warm weather create endless reasons for gathering with friends, family, or simply a good ...

Now that turkey leftovers have been dispatched and Black Friday and Cyber Monday are behind us, the brave among us may be considering hosting a Christmas soiree. Inevitably, there is angst associated ...

A brut Champagne (read: dry, with little to no sweetness) is always a safe bet to pair with caviar, but Prieur says that ...

Rosé wines should be between 48°F and 54°F, he says. An easy, if inexact, way to bring your wine to the correct serving temperature is to remove it from storage and place it in your regular ...

Over-refrigerating your wine? You need to chill with that. Rosé, the summertime vino of choice, is typically thought of as a drink best served very cold. But experts call that a mistake — the kind ...

If you’re perplexed about what wines to serve with your Thanksgiving meal, Brian Moore has some ideas that will help when you make a last-minute dash to your favorite wine shop. Which wine to buy is ...