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American Pride Falls to Record Low, Driven by Democrats and Gen Z

US Social Issues · United States

American Pride Falls to Record Low, Driven by Democrats and Gen Z

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10 Celebrities Ranked on How Much We Would Trust Them to Make Us a Drink

Celebrity · Los Angeles

10 Celebrities Ranked on How Much We Would Trust Them to Make Us a Drink

When it comes to depicting the world of cocktails and bartending on the big screen, movies often get it wrong. But what about the stars behind the roles? Would you trust Matthew McConaughey to shake up your next round of Margaritas? Or Ryan Gosling to mix you a classic Old Fashioned? We compiled a list of 10 A-listers who have made cocktails on camera — whether scripted or in at-home videos — and ranked them on their technique. Some impressed wi…Read Article

Why Is There So Much Champagne at the Bottom of the Baltic Sea?

Why Is There So Much Champagne at the Bottom of the Baltic Sea?

Wine has been produced in the Champagne region of France since the 5th century, but it wasn’t until the 1600s that Champagne as we know it today would come to be. And following the establishment of the first Champagne house by the Ruinart family in 1729, the region catapulted to prestige status. By the 19th century, France’s sparkling wine had established itself as the drink of the upper echelon, with royals from Russia to England consuming boat…Read Article

This Common Baking Ingredient Is Actually a Byproduct of the Winemaking Process

This article is part of our Cocktail Chatter series, where we dive into the wild, weird, and wondrous corners of history to share over a cocktail and impress your friends. Enjoying a glass of wine with dessert might be one of the best ways to wrap up a meal. Big-bodied reds like Malbec pair nicely with chocolate mousse, a crisp glass of Riesling goes great with a lemon meringue pie, and around the holidays, nothing tastes better with snickerdood…United States · United States Read Article

Wine 101: The Composition of Wine Part VI: Mineral Elements

After taking a brief detour last week, we’re jumping back into our “Composition of Wine” series to talk about mineral elements. There are three important mineral elements in the Earth that are essential for overall grape vine growth: potassium, calcium, and iron. Potassium actually makes up 1 to 3 percent of a vine’s dry weight, and it ultimately dictates a wine’s pH. Since all wines need some amount of acidity, potassium is often regarded as on…Wine · New York Read Article

Wimbledon’s Signature Drink Deserves Its ‘Honey Deuce Moment’

There’s a running joke that New York’s hottest bar each summer isn’t in Manhattan or Brooklyn — it’s out in Queens at the U.S. Open Tennis Championships. That’s thanks to the recent sensation that is the Honey Deuce, a vodka, lemonade, and Chambord cocktail (mostly) only available at the USTA Tennis Center during the two-week tournament. Despite the $23 price tag, over half a million of the Instagrammable cocktails were sold last year. The Honey…Wimbledon Championships · New York Read Article

Every Costco Kirkland Signature Hard Seltzer Flavor, Tasted and Ranked

The hard seltzer category has blossomed 10-fold over the past decade. It all started in 2013 with the launch of SpikedSeltzer, which eventually became Bon & Viv before its discontinuation in 2023. But the category really picked up steam in 2016 when White Claw and Truly hit the market. Ever since, just about every major beverage alcohol brand has hopped on the hard seltzer train. Hell, even craft breweries have capitalized on the craze. And as o…Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles Read Article

8 of the Best Pinot Noirs From Northern Burgundy

They are not among the household names of Burgundy — Irancy, Bourgogne Côtes d’Auxerre, Bourgogne Chitry, Bourgogne Épeneuil. And yet, these lesser-known Pinot Noirs are among the best values in the ever more expensive Burgundy wine landscape. I’ve long been intrigued by the Pinot Noirs of Burgundy’s extreme north, which is best known for Chablis, the region that produces mineral-driven Chardonnays that fit right into today’s trend toward lighte…France · France Read Article

The Mount Rushmore of Oregon Pinot Noir, According to 8 Wine Experts

While Burgundy is the ancestral home and current source of much of the most prized Pinot Noir, the grape has exploded in popularity around the world. Yet due to its fickle, fragile nature, it remains a challenging grape to grow in even the most ideal conditions, like those found in Oregon’s Willamette Valley. From relatively humble beginnings in the 1960s to a modern region boasting not just critical acclaim and commercial success but also inves…Oregon, United States · Oregon Read Article

We Asked 8 Sommeliers: What Supermarket Wine Do You Secretly Love?

There’s a surreal quality to a supermarket’s wine aisle. After you’ve spent an hour or so stuffing your shopping cart with breakfast cereal, dog food, bathroom amenities, and frozen pizza rolls, a long row of whites and reds may feel somewhat out of place. But it can be a fun experience, because there are bona fide gems to be had, hiding in plain sight among mass-produced bottles that may make your inner wine snob twitchy. A quality supermarket …Dunwoody · Dunwoody Read Article

Meet the Winner and Finalists of VinePair's Best New Bartender Competition

Spirits spilled, blenders roared, shaker tins rattled, and when the dust settled, Daniela Pedraza of St. Louis’s New Society was crowned VinePair’s Best New Bartender of 2025. The competition, sponsored by Luxardo, kicked off on March 3 when an online application period opened. After a few additional remote rounds, four finalists assembled at VinePair HQ in NYC on June 23 to face off for the title. The group included Pedraza, Linda Douglas of Lo…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

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