North Korea In Need of Food Aid; L.A. Times Rants About The Beard Awards
A debate is being had over whether the U.S. and South Korea should offer assistance.
A debate is being had over whether the U.S. and South Korea should offer assistance.
Plus: Château Pétrus pushes the cheap stuff, wine production is up in the U.K., and more, all in our weekly roundup of wine news.
Also, Christie's auctions off some Warhol "grapes."
Also, the 'Times' tries to decide if $410 is too much for a corkscrew.
In restaurants with beer-and-wine licenses you may now find a cocktail menu with fermented-vodka-based cocktails that are only 40-proof.
Heidi Montag and Ashley Dupre will star in a new cable show that follows them opening a restaurant with some other reality dimwits.
The beer-centric eatery will get a classed up wine selection shortly.
The whole six-winery thing didn't go over so well.
Also: Bollinger will be the Champagne of choice at the royal wedding reception.
After a Giants fan is beaten into a coma, The Dodgers consider whether we really deserve half-off beers.
The owner of D&H Sustainable Jewelry does not appreciate aggressive, misbehaving Muni drivers.
We don't always want our wine with a side of a children, but it does look pretty and kind of fun!
La Brea's popular hot dog stand is opening its first store east of the Mississippi River next month.
Barrique, Heart, and Vinyl are all changing up the genre.
Also, acclaimed British wine guy Hugh Johnson discusses the five best wines he's ever tasted.
Also, there are 189 wineries in Texas now?
After the weekend, City Sip will carry the new vintages in Silver Lake.