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Spread the Love: Some of Our Favorite Wine Stores

October 11, 2009

Some people go ga-ga shopping for shoes or handbags; others go gonzo for wine. The point is that shopping for something you love can and should be fun! With that in mind, Palate Press would like to shine some l...

New VinTank Research Analyzes Wine iPhone Apps Pt. II: The Top Five

Jeff Lefevere

October 5, 2009

FCG, Features

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In Part II of Paul Mabray's review of the best wine-related iPhone application(see Part I), he reveals his Top Five recommendations -- a list that includes wine apps. that yield significant value and functionality.

Order to Chaos: New VinTank Research Analyzes Wine iPhone Apps

Jeff Lefevere

October 4, 2009

FCG, Features

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While there aren't 65,000 wine-related iPhone apps., there are enough to cause you to seek solace in a glass of wine.

The Sensual Side of Pinot Noir

Kerry Newberry

September 27, 2009

FCG, Features

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At harvest time in Oregon, an impromptu session of pigeage helps prove that Pinot Noir, without question, is the Sexiest Wine Alive.

Are Blends the New Black, or Just More Blah-Blah-Blah?

Dan Berger

September 20, 2009

FCG, Features

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Today we are faced with a terrible dilemma: too much generic varietal wine.

Nutrition Facts…Coming to a Wine Bottle Near You

Jeff Siegel

September 13, 2009

FCG, Features

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The next big controversy in the wine business won't be about high alcohol, terroir, or wine scores. It's going to be about nutrition and ingredient labels, and it's going to be a tizzy.

The Upside of Doon

Meg Houston Maker

September 9, 2009

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An exclusive visit with the inimitable Bonny Doon Vineyard "President for Life" Randall Grahm on the eve of the publication of his much-anticipated book, Been Doon So Long. By Meg Houston Maker.

Palate Press’ own Hardy “Dirty” Wallace wins “A Really Goode Job”

David Honig

July 21, 2009

Features, Wine Spotlight

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Sometimes the early bird really does catch the worm--or in this case, a $10,000-a-month job as the world's first "Wine Country Lifestyle Correspondent." Hardy Wallace, from Atlanta, Georgia, flew to San Francis...

French Malbec and Me: A new relationship

Embracing the Obscure with Slow Wine USA

Finding Destiny, Love…And Wine

Book Review: Ritz & Escoffier – The Hotelier, The Chef & The Rise of the Leisure Class

Le Strette Nas-cetta del commune di Novello, Langhe 2012

Kin’s Quest for Booze-Free Euphoria

The Approachable Juggernaut Wine: 2015 Juggernaut Hillside Cabernet Sauvignon

Does this wine remind you of Sting? There’s a reason: 2016 “When We Dance” Chianti DOCG

Nikka Coffey Malt Whisky

Lone rider Sherry Cask Finish Bourbon

Character without Attitude: 2016 Matchbook Estate-Bottled Petite Sirah

Spread the Love: Some of Our Favorite Wine Stores

New VinTank Research Analyzes Wine iPhone Apps Pt. II: The Top Five

Order to Chaos: New VinTank Research Analyzes Wine iPhone Apps

The Sensual Side of Pinot Noir

Are Blends the New Black, or Just More Blah-Blah-Blah?

Nutrition Facts…Coming to a Wine Bottle Near You

The Upside of Doon

Palate Press’ own Hardy “Dirty” Wallace wins “A Really Goode Job”