Wine With Eggplant Parmigiana: What to Pour and What to Avoid

You are not pairing the eggplant, you are pairing baked tomato, melted cheese and olive oil. Here is why Sangiovese wins, and what to do about lasagna.
Read moreMendoza Wine: The Argentine Region Behind Your Malbec

Mendoza makes two thirds of Argentina's wine in a desert fed by Andes snowmelt. What it tastes like, why altitude matters, and one bottle to start with.
Read moreAustralian Riesling: Why It Tastes of Lime and Ages for Decades

Australian Riesling is dry, not sweet. Why it tastes of lime, how Clare and Eden differ, how long it really lasts and what to eat with it.
Read moreBest Wine for Sangria: What to Buy (and What to Skip)

Cheap, dry and fruity beats expensive every time. The red and white grapes that make good sangria, the ones to avoid, a jug recipe and how strong a glass really is.
Read moreWhat Are Tannins in Wine? The Dry, Grippy Bit Explained

Tannin is the dry, grippy feeling a red wine leaves behind, and it is a texture rather than a taste. Here is where it comes from and how to soften it.
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