While global and national wine regions are known for their rich history, another thing they constantly do is innovate– and that’s especially true for the best sparkling wines around the …

If there’s nothing quite like a glass of signature wine, then it’s especially true that the best food and wine pairings can really make for an experience–and increasingly that includes natural wine.

Indian and Middle Eastern dishes like coconut curry chicken tartine, sweet and savory rice porridge, and soppressata are just a few of the dishes you can find at Stable Hand–but one of the biggest draws? The Charlotte restaurant offers some of the best natural wines for miles.

Stable Hand markets itself as a place for community to gather, for “thoughtful coffee, beer, natural wines, and food.”

Stable Hand opened its doors at a less than ideal time: in 2020, in the heart of a pandemic. Despite this, it’s gotten a bit of attention from the local newspaper, which praised the unique approach to food and wine. Beyond the well-composed, layered flavors of each d

If you have a home bar or are hoping to set one up with limited space, a wall wine rack with glass holders is the perfect solution. It gives you the storage you need at a reasonable price, and it looks classy.

There are plenty of reasons why you should hang a wall wine rack, and there are a lot of options out there. However, the options that make it the easiest for you to have a glass are the racks that have glass storage, too.

Why Hang a Wall Wine Rack?

There are plenty of reasons for hanging a wall wine rack. If you’re on the fence about getting one, you’ll be convinced by the time we’re done here.

Extra storage

Whether you’re short on storage space or you need a little bit extra, a wall wine rack will help you display a few extra bottles where they’re most convenient. You can pu

As I’m writing this, it’s starting to warm up outside. In fact, after a solid week of subzero temps, yesterday was a balmy 81 degrees. I’m not sure what Mother Nature was thinking, but I thought it best not to question her ways.

Instead, I’m preparing to enjoy the spring and summer days ahead. I broke out my shorts and sunglasses, rolled out the awning over the patio, and set out the lawn chairs. However, I still have to solve the problem of chilling my wine when I want to drink it outside.

This year, rather than wheeling a cooler full of ice outside (what a hassle), I’ve decided to give the Corkcicle wine chiller a try. It’s a nifty little device that I can chill beforehand and then slip into my open bottle of wine to keep it cool without watering it down.

Now, for big gatherings, a cooler is still your best bet, because you’ll need to keep a lot of bottles on hand. But for a relaxed evening with your spouse, the Corkcicle could be just the ticket to some stress

Transforming your empty wine bottles, beer bottles, mason jars, and other glass products into eclectic and creative works of art is a fun pastime and can yield some really beautiful …

Over a decade ago, wine experts were terrified that the question of how to find the best Napa Cabernet would change to how to find the cheapest wine. In a …

No one could have anticipated 2020, or how it would impact our lives, from our relationships to even how we enjoy a glass of Merlot. But, amidst predictions that the …

The Brookstone Compact wine opener is a lever-operated wine opener. It features a lightweight design with extra long chrome handles that give you extra leverage so you can open any …

The holidays might be over, but there are still plenty of reasons to open a bottle of wine. Maybe it’s someone’s birthday, or maybe you’re celebrating an anniversary. Perhaps you …

How to Find the Best California Pinot Noir

California is known for its robust wine culture and for good reason: California wine regions alone produce over 80 percent of American wine, and just so happens to be one of the best places to find excellent Pinot Noir. And if you’ve never experienced it, California Pinot Noir is a unique experience, both in taste and the culture it inspires.

Even in the midst of a pandemic and worries about the impact on the wine industry, Taylor Lane, a California Pinot Noir vineyard released a single vineyard wine after nearly a decade of aging.

Situated amongst mature redwood trees and elevated at 1,000 feet, the vineyard captured Californians for both its beauty and the symbol of resilience: tha