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29 New August Recipes From Food & Wine

Our August issue is filled with a bounty of late-summer recipes: snappy pickles, two-ingredient cocktails, and countless ways to cook…

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When to Order Wine by the Bottle, According to Sommeliers (It Can Save You Big)

“If we’re all going to have a glass, we might as well get a bottle,” is a common phrase at…

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Here’s Where Budapest’s Natural Wine Scene Is Blossoming

On most evenings, diners at Cabrio — typically a swell of taste-making creatives — spill outside. The large glass windows…

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How to Tell if a Wine Can Age or Not?

Decide whether to age a bottle by first knowing what changes you want — softer tannins, deeper flavors — and…

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Why Wine Pros Swear by Magnums — and Why You Should Too

Because they allow in proportionally less oxygen than standard bottles, magnums slow down oxidation, helping wines — especially age-worthy reds…

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The 12 Best Outdoor Bistro Sets of 2025, by Food & Wine

If you’ve ever had a tiny balcony, deck, patio, or other outdoor space at home, you know how frustrating it…

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3 Tips for Buying Great-Value Sparkling Wine

Anthony Giglio, sommelier and wine director for the American Express Global Centurion Lounge and a contributing editor for Food &…

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Why Is There Sediment in My Wine and Is It OK to Drink?

It’s Friday. You’ve just popped open that bottle of chilled red that the salesperson at the natural wine shop convinced…

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This Quiet Corner of Canadian Wine Country Is an Idyllic Summer Escape

British Columbia’s South Okanagan, a five-hour drive or 50-minute flight southeast from Vancouver, is a patchwork of pine forest threaded…

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How New Zealand’s Māori Winemakers Are Shaping the Future of Wine

When you visit New Zealand, you’ll likely be greeted with “Kia ora,” a Māori-language welcome widely adopted by the country’s…

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