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Pinot Grigio sometimes has the reputation for being a simple wine; I have even heard it referred to as "flavored water". But there are plenty of examples that riff a little differently. For example, the aptly named Alois Lageder Riff Pinot Grigio is bright, fresh, and full of character, providing that this familiar grape can still surprise. And that is why the Alois Lageder 2025...

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Many people assume that sushi automatically calls for sake. But wine can be just as compelling at the table. In fact, many white wines and lighter-bodied reds - wines that emphasize freshness, balance, and restraint, rather than power - pair beautifully with sushi. That philosophy became the inspiration behind Xander Soren Wines, a project built around the idea that California P...

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I love discovering new grape varieties, especially ones I have never heard of before. That moment happened recently while visiting my friend, wine educator Wes Hagen, who pulled a bottle from his cellar and poured me a glass of something entirely unfamiliar. Curious, I took a sip and was immediately captivated by the wine’s texture and complexity. Rare, distinctive, the Domaine ...

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At a recent gathering to celebrate World Malbec Day, hosted by the Consulate General of Los Angeles at Fuegos LA, one wine immediately stood out, the Domaine Bousquet 2021 Gaia Malbec. Known for its depth and richness, Malbec can sometimes feel broad on the palate, but this expression offered something different: structure, texture, and elegance. That unexpected balance is exact...

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When planning salmon for dinner, Pinot Noir is a classic pairing. But another grape that works beautifully with salmon is Pinot Meunier, a grape I enjoy every time I come across a new bottling to try. The Ancient Oak 2024 Pinot Meunier from Van der Kamp Vineyard on Sonoma Mountain was no exception, making it the Please The Palate Wine of the Week.

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