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Am I required to use a paper bag when leaving a liquor store?

Wine Spectator's resident wine expert, Dr. Vinny, explains why stores and restaurants might insist on bagging wine bottles for customers.

The 5 Pros and 3 Cons of Owning a Liquor Store |

What You Need to Know About Owning a Liquor Store While running a traditional retail business like a grocery store or gas station is a more common plan

How to Hold a Wine Glass

Holding a wine glass isn't rocket science, but there is a right way and a wrong way to do it. As a general rule, hold the glass by its stem instead of holding it around the bowl. Hold the stem between your thumb and first two fingers....

A Beginner's Guide to Drinking Wine

Getting started drinking wine has never been easier or more fun. Learn the basics of wine through simple easy to follow videos and articles. Avoid common mistakes when buying and drinking wine.

How to Pair Wine With Barbecue

Smoked meat is fantastic; with a glass of Côte-Rôtie, it’s transcendent.

6 Wine Store Hacks Every Wine Lover Should Know

Buying and collecting wine from your favorite wine store doesn’t have to be overwhelming or left to last minute. Here are six hacks that every wine lover should know when shopping for wine.

Health Benefits Of Resveratrol, Loveland Wine Store

Red wine has long been considered heart healthy as many doctors agree that something in red wine appears to help your heart. Scientifically known as flavonoids, or a substance called resveratrol, a…

Everything You Need to Know About the Closing of the Trader Joe’s Wine Store

Employees claim management’s response to a unionization effort is the cause of the sudden shuttering.

Climate Change is Affecting Vineyards: An Ethical Guide to Wine

The wine industry is changing—so what can you do to make sure you’re buying the good stuff?

Wine Facts: Cover Crops in a Vineyard & How They Benefit the Wine Grapes

The grape vines might be dormant in the winter but there is still a lot of activity going on out there. Growing in between the vine rows. Do YOU know WHY vineyards plant a cover crop?? COVER CROP: …

Tired of grapes? These 14 CT vineyards offer fruit wines

Looking for a wine that offers up an array of fruity flavors? Check out Connecticut’s...

‘Wine Ring’ app removes some stress from wine buying

Walking into even the smallest wine store, or perusing the shortest wine list at a local restaurant, can be daunting. How are you supposed to pick one b...

Do you know about the 'Wine Wall?'

Local wine store is waiting for the green light to get customers back inside.

A Complete Guide to Boxing and Moving Wine, Alcohol or Liquor

If you need to move wine or liquor, whether you're shipping it to a new home or moving it yourself, make sure you box it right.

Does your wine contain eggs, milk or fish?

If you take a stroll through your local wine store, you may find a few bottles of wine with a warning on the label that reads “May contain eggs, milk or fish.” What does this mean? While the majority of wine bottles do not have these warnings on the label, many wines and beers actually …

Is it OK to serve wine in lead crystal glasses?

Wine Spectator's resident wine expert, Dr. Vinny, explains that lead might taint wine stored in a lead crystal decanter for a very long time, but lead crystal is very safe for drinking out of.

From vine to barrel, dogs prevent sour wine

TN Coopers is using trained dogs to detect the scent of harmful chemicals in wood that could contaminate wine stored in the company's barrels. At vineyards, dogs also detect destructive vine mealy bugs and other pests.

Does Alcohol Expire? The Lowdown on Liquor, Beer, and Wine

If you’re cleaning out your pantry, you may be tempted to throw away that dusty bottle of Baileys or expensive Scotch. This article tells you whether various alcoholic beverages expire and whether they can make you sick.