This Thanksgiving, Stop Stressing About Holiday Wine Pairings
Spoiler Alert: There isn’t a single “perfect Thanksgiving wine.”
Long Island by the Bottle: Sparkling Pointe 2017 Carnaval Rose
Celebrate the end of Dry January with some bubbles.
Long Island by the Bottle: Bedell Cellars 2017 Petit Verdot
This wine makes the case for petit verdot’s potential on Long Island.
Long Island by the Bottle: Macari Vineyards 2019 ‘Early Wine’
This wine is easy to drink—and you’ll drink it quickly.
Long Island by the Bottle: Harbes Vineyard 2015 Syrah
Great wine might not be the first thing that you think of when you hear the name Harbes. Maybe it should be.
Long Island By the Bottle: McCall Wines 2017 ‘Field Blend’
Keep an eye out for this one, which will be available this spring.
Long Island by the Bottle: Grapes of Roth 2018 Dry Riesling
This is a very floral expression of riesling with sweet citrus blossom aromas backed by notes of just-ripe pear and a hint of fennel pollen.
Long Island by the Bottle: Bedell Cellars 2014 Musee
As we head into the holiday season, let’s look at a local wine that’s worth the splurge.
Long Island by the Bottle: Wölffer Estate 2017 ‘Perle’ Chardonnay
Local chardonnay has come a long way.
As Two Women in Wine Move Up, Wolffer’s Loss Is the North Fork’s Gain
Wolffer alums Suellen Tunney and Ali Tuthill take on the North Fork.
Long Island by the Bottle: Bedell Cellars 2018 First Crush Red
“This is really made to be an everyday red wine that can be enjoyed with just about any dish,” says winemaker Rich Olsen-Harbich.
Long Island by the Bottle: Roanoke Vineyards 2018 “The Wild!” Chardonnay
“If it were chilly enough outside for a roast chicken, and you had a bottle of The Wild!, it may be a perfect moment,” says Scott Sandell.
