Category: Editor’s Picks
How Stickers Can Spruce Up Your Takeout
by: Elizabeth Riggio
Covid-19 has turned takeout into a critical form of restaurant service in the past year, and as such, many tools and innovations have helped improve takeout …
Warm Days, Cool Nights: Why They Matter for Wine
by: Marnie Old
All the world’s finest vineyards have something in common: Whether they are in a warm or cool climate region, they almost always feature an unusually big …
True Hawaii: How Merriman’s Incorporates The Flavors Of The Islands
by: Melissa Dowling
Chef Peter Merriman, founder/owner of Merriman’s Restaurants, has been serving up Hawaii regional cuisine throughout the state for nearly 33 years. What started as a fine-dining …
The Best Rosé Wines to Drink in 2021
by: Melissa Dowling
For our first wine panel of 2021, we asked panelists to taste and rate rosé wines. This remains one of the hottest styles in the industry. …
Green Drinks for St. Patrick’s Day
by: Melissa Dowling
Looking to offer green cocktails for St. Patrick’s Day? Step away from the green food coloring! You can achieve fresh tasting and eye-pleasing green libations with …
Q&A: Checking In On The Kentucky Bourbon Trail
by: Melissa Dowling
For more than 20 years, the Kentucky Distillers’ Association has been helping American whiskey fans visit their favorite producers via the Kentucky Bourbon Trail. It’s a …
The Best Temperature for Storing or Serving Wine
by: Marnie Old
Temperature is an important factor for both the service and storage of wine. Not only is wine a perishable product that needs to be kept cool …
8 Great Margarita Day Recipes
by: Melissa Dowling
Margarita Day rolls around again on Feb. 22, and what better way to honor the best-selling cocktail than with a fresh spin on the classic. There’s …
10 American Whiskey Trends in 2021
by: Kyle Swartz
While Covid-19 shut down most of the world in 2020, whiskey aged in rickhouses all the same. The market for American brown spirits hardly cooled off. …
Sweet Wine Cocktails From The South of France
by: Melissa Dowling
Wine cocktails use a variety of wine styles, from the old-school spritzer to the prosecco-based Bellini to the New York Sour’s dry red wine float. The …
