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The Wines and Destinations that Made 2017 Worth It Our Spanish and South American editor reflects on 2017, and the wine, food and travel experiences that got him through a roller-coaster 12 months. -
Wine Enthusiast Podcast: Taking an Educational Craft Beer Crawl Beer author Joshua M. Bernstein takes us on a guided tour of the Brooklyn brew scene and introduces us to the professionals who define it. -
Tasting, Traveling and Takeaways from 2016 From Hudson Valley to Colchaugua Valley, our editor for Spain and South America reflects on a year of travel, dining and (of course) wine-drinking. -
Smorgasburg Heads to Hudson Valley -
Wine is Where the Heart Is -
Best of 2011: Jean Georges (New York, NY) Here, value is paired with luxury, making this iconic restaurant a mecca for foodies. -
Best of 2011: SHO Shaun Hergatt (New York, NY) With its ever-changing Sommelier's Reserve List that's stacked with exclusive cult and library wines, this Wall Street restaurant beckons all wine enthusiasts. -
Best of 2011: Casa Mono (New York, NY) This New York City restaurant has a Spanish-centric wine list that's 600-bottles deep. -
Best of 2011: Marea (New York, NY) The Italian-dominant wine list is the perfect accompaniment to this restaurant's coastal Italian fare. -
Best of 2011: Le Bernardin (New York, NY) Strong minerality is the key behind this Michelin three-starred restaurant's wine list.