rose wine
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While we don’t need a specific “season” to drink rosé, this pink style of wine does seem to fit perfectly with summertime. In my latest Vino column for Biscayne Times, I offer a few suggestions of rosés from around the world that will be delicious additions to any summertime activity. And a mention of the…
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February is the month of love! Or so they say. Though you don’t really need a celebratory reason to enjoy these wines, I highlighted a few sparkling rosés from around the world that would make for a delicious complement to any Valentine’s celebration this month. Read February’s Vino column in Biscayne Times for more about…
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My May Vino column in Miami’s Biscayne Times features a few bottle suggestions for the wine-loving mama. Read it online at BiscayneTimes.com -> Dish & Drink, or find it in print around Miami. Which bottle are you giving to Mom? Find links to past Biscayne Times columns here. Souleil Vin de Bonté, Le Rosé, 2022…
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National Rosé Day is celebrated the second Saturday in June each year. Although, I believe in keeping the celebration going year-round. Especially in Miami, where we literally rosé all day everyday without needing anyone’s permission. My June Vino column in Biscayne Times offers some suggestions for a few bottles of perfect summertime rosé. You don’t need…
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You don’t have to twist my arm! My September Vino column for Miami’s Biscayne Times newspaper is about the wines of Gérard Bertrand. He’s known around the world for his iconic “South of France” lifestyle and biodynamic winemaking, as well as his annual Jazz à l’Hospitalet music festival that takes place at his Château L’Hospitalet…
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It’s springtime in the Northern Hemisphere, but for those of us in South Florida, it certainly feels like the dead of summer already! Relax and enjoy the heat with a chilled bottle of one of these wines. All great options for year-round drinking, if you ask me. My latest Vino column for Biscayne Times: Sippin’…
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Can you feel the heat? If you live in the northern hemisphere, chances are that you are feeling extremely hot these days. For those of us living in Florida, the temps are magnified by the suffocating humidity. Come August, it often feels like we just can’t cool down ever. For wine drinkers, this heat means…


