When Stars Come Together
Here, Bedell winemaker Richard Olsen-Harbich speaks with William Sanok, a pioneer in Long Island wine.
Wine
Merliance Wine Announces its First Rosé
The future of Long Island wine is looking awfully rosy.
Meet the Two Women Behind One Woman Wines
A mother and daughter team is making magic in Southold.
Want a Taste of Long Island’s 2016 Vintage? Get Thee to Instagram
Technology is lending winemakers the tools to show us where the magic happens — and how.
Meet the Women Behind Long Island Wine
Last week, Richard Olsen-Harbich wrote about the important role of women in winemaking. Here, the women behind Long Island wine speak for themselves.
Merlot Alliance Gives Scholarship to Local Woman for Wine Study
Miranda Sannino will be able to combine her loves for science and art at Cornell University with aid of $3,500 grant.
New York State Now Permits the Sale of Wine in Growlers
A bill signed into law earlier this month by Gov. Cuomo allows wineries and farm wineries to fill vessels no larger than four liters with their wine.
Looking for Sustainable Wine on Long Island? There’s an App for That
Meet the official app of Long Island Sustainable Winegrowing.
Long Island Sustainable Winegrowing Releases Video
Sommeliers from New York talk about how sustainability is as important as how a wine tastes. Long Island Sustainable Winegrowing helps them be sure.
Cabernet Franc: Long Island’s Bad-Ass Grape
Like a true New Yorker, cab franc is charming yet edgy; it’s resilient and brawny in the vineyard yet needs lots of sensitivity and a gentle touch in the cellar.
Roanoke Vineyards After Six Months of Members-Only
On December 31, 2015, Roanoke Vineyards closed its Sound Avenue tasting room to the public. We checked in to see how the first six months have been.
What’s Good for the Grape is Good for the Grower: Sustainable Wine Growing on the East End
Wainscott Main recently hosted a North Fork winery tour that led the way to three wineries—and lots of exciting discoveries about sustainable wine growing.
