We’ve hit the town taste testing delicious duos of local eats and drinks. Check out where we went and what we ate!
A gin and tonic is the very essence of summer. But in the past few years, several distilleries have been producing top-notch, small-batch gins that deserve a lot more than a splash of tonic.
A flurry of charity events—James Beard Foundation’s Chefs and Champagne, Group for the East End, Love Heals—and a dispatch from Bridgehampton Polo.
On my fifth annual cocktail crawl, I tasted the goods at four spanking-new venues, one relocated favorite, and a year-old best-kept secret.
Want to make your own wine at home? Let Michael Cinque show you how.
Pink wines that enliven your table and palate
Prohibition-era style, without the hooch
Establishing the East End as a must-visit wine destination
Paul Grieco’s quirky wine list at Hearth and Antinori’s new Super Tuscan
This husband-wife team shares a passion for caviar and bubbles
A vintage hangar acts as a coastal sanctuary for wine tasting and birdwatching
Pizza and Barbera D’Asti, Thai food and German Riesling, and Steak and Somerston Cabernet
These five Manhattan restaurants boast New York's most stellar wine lists
Southport's "Champagne Lady" makes small-grower options easily available
Collegiate Bordeaux competition and The Black Grouse comes to Brooklyn
Castle hopping through the Right Bank of Bordeaux
The soul of the right bank lies in these remarkable family wineries
Le Reve and lobster; Chandon and caviar; and Hamptons Film Festival highlights
My holiday wish list of notable potables
Italian Cooking Class and a Whirlwind of Winemakers Breeze through Manhattan
Italian Cooking Class and a Whirlwind of Winemakers Breeze through Manhattan
Le Reve and lobster; Chandon and caviar; and Hamptons Film Festival highlights
A return to America’s wine roots: Napa and Sonoma valleys
A glimpse at Chateau Lafite's prestigious vineyards