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It is never a good idea to get too fussy about the wines you serve during the holidays. Don’t overcomplicate things. After all, the focal point should be the people. The ones we gather with and host and cook for. There will be parties and cocktai…
Read MoreAt the recent annual Iron Sommelier competition, 13 celsius’ longtime general manager Adele Corrigan Wade walked away as the newest champion after several years of competing. Her wine theme, which […]
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Read MoreLocated at 1801 Binz, a wine-centered restaurant now occupies Dak n Bop’s original home in the Museum District. (It’s now in the Heights.) Initially owner of a catering and party […]
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Read MoreHey, wine aficionados and adventure-seekers alike! Ever find yourself scrolling through your phone, wondering, “Where are the best wine spots near me?” or googling “Wine Tasting Houston”? Well, wonder no […]
Read MoreI like to talk about wine with people who share my passion for it. We open bottles, we trade stories about travel and soil types, terroir and residual sugar, and we talk of taste and food and restaurants. We recommend wines to one another, we drink and…
Read MoreDo you know Sannio? Some of you might, but for those who have never heard the word I’d like to provide a primer and recommend some wines from the Italian region, which lies North of Naples and offers lots of value, whether one is discussing wine,…
Read MoreLooking for some wines for weekend dinners, or Valentine’s Day, perhaps? My tasting schedule was interrupted recently while I was out of the country — though I did sample some good Mexican wines (more on that later) — but I’m back in the sw…
Read MoreI like to talk about wine with people who share my passion for it. We open bottles, we trade stories about travel and soil types, terroir and residual sugar, and we talk of taste and food and restaurants. We recommend wines to one another, we drink, an…
Read MoreOn October 1, iconic Houston steakhouse The Palm opened the doors of its swanky new downtown location at 1201 Fannin. The restaurant previously resided on Westheimer, and the move marks its first big relocation in over forty years. The Palm Restaurant was founded in New York City in 1926 by Italian immigrants Pio Bazzi and […]
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Read MoreOpening a restaurant or bar during the height of the pre-vaccine pandemic was a risky endeavor, but Tashi and Rebecca Garcia were determined. With an industry background (Garcia paid his dues working front and back of the house at Smith and Wollensky, Brash Brewery, State of Grace and Johnny’s Gold Brick), the couple were running […]
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