Unleash your inner foodie with our guide to the best wine and candy pairings. Discover delicious combinations of sweet and savory flavors that will tantalize your taste buds. From classic chocolate bars to fruity gummy candies, we've got you covered. Whether you're hosting a party or simply indulging in a late-night treat, our expert recommendations will help you elevate your wine and candy experience.

How are YOU celebrating the Holidays? Whether pairing foods like potato latke or Grandma’s favorite Christmas cookie, this guide to pairing wine and food will help you choose a great Holiday wine for your table no matter what you celebrate. Inside you will find suggestions for not only full bodied red wines, or age worthy white wines, but also sparkling wines from Italy and sweet dessert wines. Pick out great tasting Christmas wines, wines to pair with Hannukah’s fried feasts and New Years Sparklers.

You want to give wine for gift, and you want it to be special, either something they don’t have already, or something that will surprise, and impress them, yet something that they will also like the taste of. That seems like a tall order for what seems like a simple task, especially with the myriad of wine selections out there.

We’ve made it easier for you to gift for wine lovers with our first wine gift guide, that we are introducing just in time for the holiday gifting season.

For the wine lover on your list, be it a friend, colleague, customer, family member, or significant other, use our wine and olive oil gift guide to find a wine in line with their wine taste preferences, whether it’s bold red wines, old world wine, natural wine, orange wines, rose wines, champagne style wines, pet nat wines, even EVOO, use our list to find the best wine for gift giving and build your own wine gift baskets.

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Let us help you to master wine pairing Thanksgiving dinner and all the holiday celebrations coming down the pike with this first of a series of articles about wine tasting and pairing wine and food.

Join us on a journey through Italy, US and Brazil, as we explore Mardi Gras and Carnival traditions and how they have migrated and merged into an international celebration.

Local legend is that the form of the tortellino, which looks like a belly button, was inspired by a pasta maker’s mistress. Got you curious? Read on about the ‘real’ Italian Christmas dishes.

Looking for wines to pair with Hanukkah festivities? Here are some food and wine pairing ideas.

Like in the US, pumpkin is a traditional fall ingredient in Italian food dishes, especially in northern Italy, to make, you guessed it, pasta dishes!