Stephanie Cain

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  • Napa may seem as if it’s filled with separate entities, but little do most people know that an intimate group of wine illuminati are responsible for the next cult wines.Lifestyle

    The man behind some of Napa Valley’s most acclaimed wineries

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  • Younger drinkers opt for cocktails, beer—or no alcohol at all—over wine, according to recent reports.Lifestyle

    Millennials are passing on wine when dining out. How the wine industry is changing its approach

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  • The heritage retailer on Fifth Avenue wants you to come sip a cocktail, then shop.Retail

    Heritage retailer Bergdorf Goodman just opened a bar within its men’s store on Fifth Avenue

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  • Zero-dosage Champagnes, also called brut nature, are made without sugar added in the dosage during the winemaking process.Lifestyle

    Why zero-dosage, super-dry Champagnes are popping everywhere

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  • The cannabis wedding industry is growing rapidly, thanks to increasing acceptance of the product and legalization across the country.Lifestyle

    Couples are including cannabis at their weddings. How you can, too

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  • Porta Bohemica Tramin OrangeLifestyle

    Orange and natural wines shine in this new subscription service

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  • While many venues and catering businesses are sticking to the classic steak, fish, and pasta options, there is a movement among innovative companies to offer plant-based menus.Lifestyle

    No more ‘chicken or fish?’ on wedding invites. Now on the menu: Plant-based entrées

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  • Engage18! in Los Cabos, Mexico.Lifestyle

    The Magic of the Wedding Industry’s Most Exclusive Conference

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  • The Royal Street Café at Deer Valley Resort offers American and international cuisine with scenic deck dining.

    Ski Resort Food Deserves Better. How One Chef Is Upping the Game

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  • BittersLifestyle

    Thanks to Drinks Like the Aperol Spritz, Bitters Are Back. And This Is the Next Big Drink

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  • A vineyard and small village on Madeira island, Portugal.Lifestyle

    This Unique Wine Is the Newest Collector’s Item in Asia

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  • Lowlander Botanical BeersLifestyle

    How Last Year’s Christmas Trees Became This Year’s Seasonal Brew

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  • In June 2015, La Clape became the Languedoc’s first “Appellation Communale,” an official status marker within the French wine industry.Lifestyle

    Is All Wine Better With Age? These White Wine Producers Think So

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  • The sisters of the Cistercian Order

    ‘Producing Wine With Each Other and the Creator’: A Group of Nuns on Operating Their Italian Vineyard

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  • Louis XIII is remaking the giant “tiercons” for the next generation.Luxury

    Behind the Scenes: What Goes Into Making Cognac Casks

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