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Salmon with Lentils + French Rosé

By | March 16th, 2016|Wine & Food Pairing|

Salmon on a bed lentils is a French classic. And although there are surely much more complicated ways to achieve this dish, this très simple version is absolutely delicious. And it’s fast. It’s an easy way to wow guests, but it’s also a perfect dinner for one when you need to remind yourself that preparing [...]

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Sauvignon Blanc for Spring Sipping

By | February 28th, 2016|Wine & Food Pairing|

With Spring arriving early this year, it seems like a good time to gear up for our annual Sauvignon Blanc bender. All that crisp, bright, tangy acidity is like a squeeze of citrus on whatever food is also on the table. Perfect for weekends on the patio and paired with the lighter dishes that emerge [...]

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Bourbon 101

By | January 31st, 2016|Spirits|

JUST THE FACTS... What distinguishes bourbon from other whiskeys? Four things: 1. It must be comprised of at least 51% corn. 2. It must be aged in new American oak barrels for a minimum of two years. 3. It cannot be distilled higher than 160 proof (80 percent alcohol). 4. It can be cut only [...]

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Tawny Port for the Holidays!

By | December 19th, 2015|Holidays, Wine & Food Pairing|

Though we Women of Wine are routinely spotted drinking Port year-round, this is the time of year when it's nearly irresistible. Cold evening by the fire, after a proper winter feast... it's definitely an iconic Port moment. And more than any other kind of Port -- Tawny is easily the most accessible and versatile. First, [...]

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Turkey Day Wines

By | November 6th, 2015|Holidays, Wine & Food Pairing|

To help you find some wines to round out your Thanksgiving feast, we asked the WOW Board for their favorite picks and pairings. Some of their answers and advice may surprise you, but there's something for everyone. The most important piece of Thanksgiving wine advice to remember? Drink what you like and don't worry about [...]

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