Chillable reds rise as hottest summer wine trend
The article notes a surge in chilled red wines gaining mainstream popularity this summer. It highlights lighter, lower alcohol varieties from Beaujolais gamay to Loire cabernet franc and Jura blends, plus winemakers like Thibault Brotte adapting Rhône styles for cold serving. It includes serving tips and specific bottles/regions.
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Rosé
Tenzing Palden
Bonyeon
Chicago
Hawksmoor
River North
Miranda Gustafson
Palden
Gustafson
Beaujolais
Loire
Jura
Germany
Italy
Piedmont
Chile
California
Thibault
Benoit Brotte
Maison Brotte
Chateauneuf-du-Pape
Thibault Brotte
Sicily
Mount Etna
Yes
Central Coast
Randall Graham
Applegate Valley
Ross and Bee Maloof
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Jonas Bittencourt
John’s Food & Wine
Jean Foillard
Gamay
Catherine and
Pierre Breton
Weingut Beurer
Wirttemberg
Trollinger
Trocken
Wurttemberg
End of era as New York City outdoor dining sheds fade
NYC outdoor dining, born in the pandemic, is ending as new rules take effect. Only about 2,000 of thousands of restaurants have applied to keep sidewalk cafes or roadway sheds, with ~940 sidewalk, 500 roadway, and nearly 500 both applications. Roadway sheds face April 1 to Nov 29 use, while sidewalk cafes stay year round.
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New York City
New City
COVID
City Department of Transportation
Andrew Rigie
New York City Hospitality Alliance
Department of Transportation
DOT
Aigie
Charlie Marshall
Hell’s Kitchen
Shoebox
10Th Avenue
Marshall
Anthony Galan
Bella Luna
Upper West Side
Ydanis Rodriguez
America
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