The best American wines are now globally recognized, but that wasn’t the case for most of our country’s history. Though the first Europeans to explore North America called it “Vinland” because of the abundance of grape vines they found, and French Huguenots were making Scuppernong wine in Florida as early as the mid-1500s, it would be hundreds of...
Summer’s on its way, and if you’re a wine drinker, you might be ready to shift your selections from rich and full-bodied to light and refreshing. What kind of wine should you pack for your beach day, and what’s the best wine for a summer party on the patio? Rosé is an obvious choice (for good reason), but maybe it’s not for you. There are plenty...
Lagers are among the most celebrated (not to mention widely-consumed) beers out there. What distinguishes the Mexican-style lager from the rest of the pack? How did this variation on the traditional lager begin? And what is its flavor profile like? Let’s dive in and find out. What is a Mexican-style lager? Celebrated across North America for its...