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Taking a fresh look at some North Fork Long Island wineries

Re-visiting wineries on Long Island’s North Fork revealed some surprises and some summer treats among the wines.

Cerasuolo d’Abruzzo is a chillable cherry-colored red wine made from the same grape as Montepulciano d’Abruzzo. It’s great with summer food.

Sicily’s wine culture is maturing at breakneck speed. The great improvements in winemaking are parelled by the rise of enotecas.

Biodynamic Benziger Family WInery makes an array of wines that represent their California terroir. They starred at a harvest dinner at CLINK.

Ô de Rosé is an excellent Languedoc rosé that proves the point that fresh pnk wines are are excellent on the autumn table.

Sherry marker Lustau crafts a rich cream-style sherry as well as a crisp and harbeaceous vermut. Both are great for Father’s Day.

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Winemarker Joseph Martinez grows cold-climate Riesling and Baco Noir at El Alamo Winery in Alcalde, New Mexico.

The Santa Fe Wine & Chile Fiesta neared its climax on Chile Friday, when 26 restaurants celebrated New Mexican chile-based cuisine.

Bostonians look to the Boston Food & Wine Festival to stave off the winter blues from mid-January until the end of March.