Gone are the days that only wines from France, Italy, and Germany are considered top-rated. Nowadays, people can enjoy wine from all over the world. However, it seems like the "natural" wine movement is creating a new wine snobbery, how? Find out more in this column. How Is The 'Natural' Wine Movement Creating A New Wine Snobbery? Once upon a time, French, Italian and German …Continue Reading
Rose Revolution | Dry Rose Wines
Have you tried dry rose wines with your meal? While it may sound relatively new to a consumers' palate there is actually a growing popularity of this kind of wine. Below are the suggested dry rose wines for your enjoyment. The Rise Of The Rose Wines Following a monthlong food and wine tour through France, I came home with dry rose wines on my mind. It is the pause that …Continue Reading
Big Chefs Can Inspire Little Improvements to Your Meals
Hiring a chef to cook for you is probably not the most practical idea. Good thing though, you can recreate these big chef recipes at home. Big Chef Recipes That You Can Recreate At Home White House correspondents recently noted how different President Donald Trump's Michelin-starred special menu at legendary chef Alain Ducasse's restaurant in the Eiffel Tower was than the …Continue Reading
How To Pair Wine and Food | Homemade Recipes
Learn how to pair wine and food for the perfect meal. Wine and Food Pairing | Homemade Recipes Pairing the perfect wine with a specific dish can be a daunting task. All of the different flavors—bitter, sweet, salty, acidic, etc—that the plate has to offer determines which wine will be the ultimate pairing. Depending on the type of dish, similar tastes in wine and food work …Continue Reading
Consumer Reports Says Your Ground Beef Isn’t Safe
If you love ground beef, you probably shouldn't read this article. Consumer Reports Says Your Ground Beef Isn't Safe How often do you eat ground beef? That question has now become synonymous with how often you eat fecal matter. In a report published by Consumer Reports, it was found that 100% of ground beef - conventional and organic - contains fecal matter. Let's …Continue Reading
