I Know You Know is a Prohibition-era speakeasy bar that makes you earn your cocktail, and Connecticut residents have been ...

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There’s so much to experience — the tastes, the sites, the history — in northern Spain and southwestern France.

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From Austria to Spain, these lesser-known wines showcase bold flavor, regional variety, and serious value in every glass.

The wine and shared plates venue is one of three new tenants, including Barnes & Noble, coming to University Place.

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Before you throw out those emptied liquor bottles, breathe new life into that beautiful glassware -- and your wine. These ...

Archaeologists working at a Warring States-era cemetery in Ningxia, China, cracked open a bronze bottle from a tomb sealed ...

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Wine has a long history, longer than most people realize, here in America. The first wines in what’s now the United States were made by French Huguenot immigrants in Florida in the 1500s, using local ...