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Chill Out
Most wine is served too warm or too cold. Here’s your guide to the right temperature.
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Bacchus in the Basement
Cellaring wine at home is proving to be a satisfying way to enjoy your private stock whenever you wish.
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Control Group
Accounting for variables when building a cellar is down to a science.
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Collecting the Classics
Your future self will benefit from a diversified cellar of age-worthy reds and whites.
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Don’t Forget the Suds
Beer makes a surprisingly good accompaniment to many meals.
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America's New Explorers
The changing face of wine culture has the visage of youthfulness.
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Drinking Responsibly
Two U.S. winegrowers use the power of ecology and environmental awareness to produce grapes that benefit both people and nature.
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Stare-Worthy Cellar
A Leawood homeowner put her creativity to use in a space normally used to hide junk and clutter.
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Wine Sounds Good
A study reveals that music makes a difference in the taste of wine.
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Have Wine, Will Travel
Practical and delicious, boxed wine reappears new and improved.
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Varied Varietals
Exploring new grapes and regions by identifying style profiles of those you already know and love.
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Bring on the Beer
Slumping sales can’t touch flavorful artisan beers.
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No Gift Receipt Necessary
Wine — the most tasteful (and tasty) present for the holidays.
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Say Cheese!
Capturing your "cheese moment" with artisan farmhouse fromages.
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Myths Demystified
Our new wine columnist clears up eight common misconceptions.
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Pluck, Quaff and Mingle
Somerset Ridge Winery hosts dedicated volunteers for its tri-annual harvest.
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Coming Uncorked
Wine cellars, once reserved for the rich and famous, are making their way into the homes of everyday wine connoisseurs.
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