Impressions from Wine Travels in Germany by Jessica Dupuy | July 21, 2016 Just a couple of weeks ago, I had the pleasure of joining the German Wine Institute for a week in... Read More
Why You Should Be Drinking Portuguese Wines by Jessica Dupuy | June 9, 2016 Ask most people the last time they’ve tried a Portuguese wine and their likely response is that they haven’t had... Read More
Wine and Cheese Pairing: A Challenge for Wine Lovers and Sommeliers by Jessica Dupuy | March 3, 2016 When it comes to wine and food pairings, sommeliers often complain about obvious ingredient challenges such as asparagus, ginger, and... Read More
Finding the Verve in Vermouth by Jessica Dupuy | January 22, 2016 When I lived in France many years ago, meals often began with a small glass of Dolin over ice. Smooth... Read More
Save the Wine for Holiday Dinners, Letting the Cocktails Lead the Show by Jessica Dupuy | December 9, 2015 As a wine and food writer, I’m often asked for the best wines to pair with just about anything. From... Read More
A Grape Future for the Lone Star State by Jessica Dupuy | October 7, 2015 It often comes as a surprise to many people to hear that Texas has a thriving wine industry. Anyone who... Read More
Brettanomyces: Beauty or Beast? by Jessica Dupuy | August 17, 2015 When it comes to styles of wine, personal preferences for individuals can spread widely across the board. Whether you like... Read More
German Wine in America: Süss oder Trocken? by Jessica Dupuy | June 20, 2015 A few years ago, I had the great fortune of visiting the majority of the wine regions along Germany’s southwestern... Read More