Cave de Ribeauvillé in Alsace, with David Jaegle
https://youtu.be/0xTT5eplBfQ Alsace is a food and wine lover’s paradise, but perhaps you have never heard of it. Situated on the borders of France, Germany, and Switzerland, Alsace is a culinary…
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PAIRED RECIPES: Miso Pumpkin Soup with Cave de Ribeauville Gewürztraminer
What’s more comforting than a bowl of pumpkin soup in autumn? This warm and creamy take on the fall staple is accented with miso and andouille sausage, adding a savory…
PAIRED RECIPE: Spiced Gewürztraminer Cranberry Sauce with Cave de Ribeauville Collection Gewürztraminer
Spiced Gewürztraminer Cranberry Sauce No Thanksgiving dinner table is complete without the Cranberry Sauce. It’s tradition after all! But this year we’ve decided to spice things up… literally! Our special…
2013 Domaine de la Cave de Ribeauvillé, Pinot Blanc
Alsace comes home—your home!—to roost! Make it your house white!
Wine For The Weekend: 2010 Cave de Ribeauvillé Alsace Grand Cru Riesling, Rosacker
“The weekend? That’s five days away!” PRECISELY! Every Monday from now on I’ll be offering you in this space one of the amazing, food-loving wines I’ve chosen to import (after…
What is Méthode Champenoise? – SOMM TIPS with Fabrice Pouillon
https://youtu.be/pSB0Un7b2cM Maybe you’ve heard this term before: méthode champenoise. Sometimes called méthode traditionelle or méthode classique, this process is the key to understanding how sparkling wine gets its bubbles. On…
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SOMM TASTING NOTES: Daniel Beedle of Indian Accent Tastes Pinot Gris
Today on Somm Tasting Notes, Daniel Beedle of Indian Accent tastes the Cave de Ribeauville Pinot Gris Collection from Alsace, France.
Best Wines for Your Thanksgiving: Alsatian
We know you’re busy planning your Thanksgiving turkey (to brine or not to brine?), your sides, and your desserts (pumpkin or apple?). It’s also time to start thinking seriously about your Thanksgiving wine lineup. Here’s one word that will steer you in the right direction: Alsace.