Rhetoric about cutting red tape between provinces is music to the ears of B.C. winemakers, as it is illegal for B.C. wineries to sell wine directly to consumers in Ontario, Quebec, Prince Edward ...

There are so many reasons this iconic Portuguese wine needs to be in your glass this summer – starting at just $5 per bottle.

When chef Daniel Humm, the culinary mind behind Eleven Madison Park (aka one of the most famous restaurants in the world) ...

Uncorking a bottle of wine takes patience and practice. We take a look at the methods that give the best results and common ...

The Florility rosé is definitely going to be my go-to wine for summer sangria. A good pink sangria can be made with a medley of berries, a touch of brandy, orange liqueur, orange bitters, a little bit ...

Wine ranks fairly low in terms of its overall environmental impact, compared to more damaging foods like red meat and chocolate. But there are still ways to minimise the environmental damage it can do ...

Why did screw caps on wine bottles become a thing? Screw caps really didn’t make it to the wine world until the 1960’s. Before that they had been more tied to spirits. And, they didn’t make much a ...

Crystal wine decanters have thinner walls, but crystal is usually more durable than glass. These often have a more creative, attractive appearance, though they’re more expensive.

Sparkling white wines such as cava, crémant and prosecco are are good choice you’re after a top-notch fizz for less. The best have style and complexity to match champagne – or provide a delightful ...

National Drink Wine Day is on Feb. 18. And even if it wasn't, many of us enjoy relaxing some evenings with a glass of chardonnay or another favorite.

What to do Buy wine by the case When you buy twelve bottles at a time you’ll usually get a discount (10% is common), and unlike the shrimp cocktail you’re serving, unused wine doesn’t go bad.