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Volpetta Rosé

How Keri Levens Made Wine: Volpetta Rosé

https://youtu.be/ddc5MPyC1CA This week we are back with Keri Levens, the wine director of Chefs Club, to discuss a super exciting topic: winemaking. In 2017, Keri went to Montepulciano, Tuscany to…

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Beginner’s Guide to French Wines

In general, wines that age on the lees have longer lasting, smaller bubbles, since the lees provide a structure to trap very tiny pockets of air. Coupling this lees aging process with the chalky terroir of Champagne leads to a well-structured wine with fine bubbles and flavors of brioche, apple, citrus, and almond. 

Roasted Romaine Caesar Salad

This Roasted Romaine Caesar Salad takes a classic dish and ups the ante just a tad with a lightly charred romaine that adds a new depth of flavor to an old favorite. The salad features a silky smooth and creamy dressing, homemade and lightly seasoned croutons, and freshly shaved, salty parmesan!

Jason Jacobeit

SOMM SPOTLIGHT: Jason Jacobeit of Bâtard

https://youtu.be/GKCHqQU_yQ0 On today’s Somm Spotlight, we are highlighting Jason Jacobeit. As the wine director of the Michelin-starred restaurant Bâtard, Jason’s job is to delight guests with wines that pair with Chef…

Minestrone

For many decades, this great vegetable soup—a specialty of Liguria, in the northwest of Italy—has been the headliner soup over here, both in Italian-American restaurants and simmering in the pot of many an Italian-American grandma.