winery
Don't Age Your Wine in the Ocean Unless You Like Notes of Crab Water
The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau recently issued a warning that ocean-aged wines might very well be illegal. Wait, people are doing that?
Brutal War Can't Stop Lebanon's Wineries
Despite enduring a 15-year civil war, a massive influx of Syrian refugees escaping violence across the border, and the new threat of ISIS, Lebanon's winemakers in the Bekaa Valley refuse to stop producing some of the world's best wine.
An Ice Wine Tour of Niagara
Hosts Adam Jackson and Patrick McGuire head to Canada's Niagara-on-the-Lake region for a drinkable tour of ice wine, made from grapes that are harvested while totally frozen on the vine.
Chef's Night Out: Raj Parr
Host Rajat Parr of The Mina Group takes our taste buds on a journey around the world: grapes from Burgundy, grilled avocados from California, Mexican-inspired kati rolls from India, and 80-year-old apple brandy from Normandy—all in beautiful Santa...
Gaza's Christians Brew Illegal Wine in Defiance of Hamas
Amid the ongoing violence between Hamas and Israel, Gaza's small Christian community continues to practice its age-old traditions—and that means brewing home-made, illegal wine right under the noses of the people in power.