Cooking with wine adds another delicious layer of flavor to dishes. Countless recipes call for a white or a red wine in the ingredients list; but, they often do not suggest a specific wine. With so many options in every store, how do you know which wine to choose? Here are a few tips to guide your way.
New Year's Eve has come and gone, but have you ever thought about why we find it so important to raise a glass of our favorite wine and toast the occassion?
This article, Why We Toast: Uncorking a New Year's Tradition will help answer that question.
Your red wine habit also happens to come with some happy health benefits. Here are eight reasons why a glass of red wine is a good idea.
Oh, so that's what is meant by tannins! It's that "thing" that you just can't put your finger on when drinking a bold red. Read on for a great explanation...
Are you looking for an intriguing place to have a drink while relaxing with some friends? Look no further than Henry Clay's Public House in Lexington. The rich history behind this bar will truly make you want to visit. Believed to have once been a place to house slaves, the unexplained happens. We had an inside look at the remarkable building and couldn't help but leave with chills knowing about the stories of long ago.
Autumn is upon us and now is the time for crisp flavored wines. Read Anne Mitchell's article in City Beat featuring the popular Italo Cescon Pinot Grigio, available at many retailers throughout Kentucky, including DEPs Fine Wine & Spirits in Covington and Fort Thomas.
Di Vino Wholesalers was privileged to enjoy an evening of fun and laughter at Lexington Pasta. Their intimately-sized Pasta 101 class taught by owners Lesme and Reinaldo, is the ideal way to learn about the art of pasta making.
The intriguing characteristics of Corte del Sole Amarone della Valpolicella make one appreciate the detailed production. Read this article from Italia Living to learn more about this wonderful wine, Amarone della Valpolicella!
It's summer time! And a perfect time for a little wine. Make every summer celebration red, white, and bubbly.
Wine glass choice can be just as intimidating as choosing the wine itself. But with a few tidbits of information, making the right choice will be easier.
The delicate and aromatic bouquet of fruits and spices will beckon you to a dry, bold, full-bodied flavor offering a nice balance of tannins and acidity, providing a harmonic finish.
Kentucky Mountain Moonshine is made with 100 percent locally grown corn. A Kentucky Proud and Appalachia Proud product, Kentucky Mountain Moonshine is celebrated as a fine product while honoring the traditions of eastern Kentucky. Available in two flavors: clear and smoky apple pie.