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Wine Aromas May. 21, 2024

Dan Berger on Wine

Baseball aficionados would tell you that 60% of the game is about pitching; others would say that pi... Read More

Wine Weakness May. 14, 2024

Dan Berger on Wine

The California wine business is undergoing a severe crisis based on consumers' changing drinking hab... Read More

Dining Out Woes May. 07, 2024

Dan Berger on Wine

Food prices have risen in the last year, causing a cataclysmic decline in dining out. This is having... Read More

Wine-Food Pairing Apr. 30, 2024

Dan Berger on Wine

I was reviewing a classic Mandarin restaurant some years ago and was amazed at what I saw. The resta... Read More

Alcohol and Acid Apr. 23, 2024

Dan Berger on Wine

Facing a wall of wine bottles in a store can be daunting since we don't know what kind of wine we're... Read More

Lesser-Known White Wines Apr. 16, 2024

Dan Berger on Wine

Quality white wines are a relatively new development in the wine world, and this category is really ... Read More

Buying From the Net Apr. 09, 2024

Dan Berger on Wine

Most people buy wine conventionally: They go to a supermarket or a package store and peruse the shel... Read More

Lower Alcohols Apr. 02, 2024

Dan Berger on Wine

Wine is a simple beverage, primarily composed of the juice from grapes; the alcohol comes from the s... Read More

The Bloom Is off the Rose Mar. 26, 2024

Dan Berger on Wine

Rose wine has always intrigued me for many different reasons, so I never take it for granted. When i... Read More

Complexity in Wine Mar. 19, 2024

Dan Berger on Wine

Describing wine isn't easy. Casual wine lovers usually start with, "This stuff tastes good," or "It'... Read More

Ordering Wine Mar. 12, 2024

Dan Berger on Wine

Most Americans who dine out regularly know something about wine, but usually it's just enough to pla... Read More

Loire Valley Reds Jan. 30, 2024

Dan Berger on Wine

Most U.S. wine drinkers prefer their red wines to be kind of soft, slightly sweet or at least not pa... Read More

A Big Thanks to America's Women Voters Nov. 22, 2023

The Raffel Ticket

I admit I am not thankful for the climate change deniers, assault weapons supporters and election re... Read More

Wine and Food Jul. 20, 2021

Dan Berger on Wine

Excluding breakfast, I consider a meal without a glass of wine to be a missed opportunity. I think o... Read More

Roses Are Red ... Jan. 25, 2020

The Art of Design

The next holiday in line is Valentine's Day. Oh, the holiday of love. So many love to decorate for t... Read More

Mean Girls Are After Melania Trump Nov. 30, 2018

Adriana Cohen

The media, including magazines that purport to empower women, are behaving as "mean girls" when it c... Read More

China's Emperor Xi Rides The Tiananmen Tiger Feb. 28, 2018

Austin Bay

For the last five years, Chinese President Xi Jinping has methodically acquired additional positions... Read More

Congo's Vicious Kasai War Could Reignite The Great Congo War Sep. 13, 2017

Austin Bay

In August 2016, small but violent conflict erupted in the Democratic Republic of Congo's south-centr... Read More

Background Checks are Absolutely Warranted Feb. 10, 2017

Daily Editorials

Could there be any good outcome from making it easier for seriously mentally ill citizens to buy gun... Read More

The True Fix for Obamacare is Bipartisan Nov. 03, 2016

Daily Editorials

The Affordable Care Act's open enrollment period begins this week, giving people three months to fin... Read More