The Dozen – Lavender Rose
In the marketing for pink dominance, the lavender of Provence holds an edge.
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The Dozen – Lyrical Liracs
Some of Southern Rhone’s best reds lie opposite Chateauneuf-du-Pape.
The Dozen – Reliable Rhones
A sampling of mainly whites from up and down the big river.
Paris Calling: Visit with Anne Jousse, President, B Signature Hotels & Resorts
Sponsor Looking for a smaller, stylish luxury five-star hotel in Paris? Make a beeline to one of B Signature HotelsContinue Reading
The Dozen – Beauty at the Edge
Flanked by snowy mountains and desert vegetation, Mendoza continues to produce lovely wines.
Henri Bardouin Pastis
Sponsor Over a century of production has not dimmed the freshness of Henri Bardouin Pastis. The American appreciation for bitterContinue Reading
The Dozen – Spanish Gold
Riojas come at a very affordable price.
A Conversation With Patrice Piveteau
The cellar master of Cognac Frapin believes in using new ‘tools,’ but one tool remains a very traditional one.
The Dozen – A Friend in Bordeaux
From the region’s Right Bank come wines with a familiar name on the label.
The Dozen – Call Me a Cab
Can wineries make this premium red both good and affordable?
The Dozen – Drinking Pink
Rosés are on a diet – lean, light, with lots of food-loving citrusy flavors.
The Dozen – Affordable Portuguese Wines
The Douro and Alentejo continue to be good sources of everyday drinking.
The Dozen: Bubbles Galore
Krug serves as our Grand Marshall for this parade of sparkling wines.
The Dozen – More Mas!
Jean-Claude Mas makes value wines from the South of France and adds a soupcon of charisma.
FROSTS HIT FRENCH VINEYARDS
The damage to budding vines was severe and widespread.
The Dozen – Grenache Garnacha √ Cannonau √
Once known as a secondary grape, it now checks all the boxes regardless of name.
