Ina Garten’s Summer Garden Pasta, a chilled red, and justice for angel hair — the most twirl-able noodle that’s overdue for a comeback. 😇
Recipe → https://t.co/hCwO9wbVy7
Salade Niçoise purists, look away — there’s fresh, local Copper River salmon on this plate where tuna should be. “Niçoise-adjacent,” beautifully arranged, Mâcon-Villages in the glass. And we’d do it again. 😈
A shellebration! (Sorry 😆).
Wine trends come and go, but Pouilly-Fuissé is forever. It’s the bottle you open up to celebrate the milestones, the Mondays, and everything in between. Put this icon on ice! 🧊
More my kind of Beaujolais. Simple, inexpensive, and super easy drinking. Tons of ripe dark and black cherry flavors without being over the top fruit. And a spicy kick at the end to keep it interesting. Perfect for a summer night
Regram winewelltraveled: The Louis Jadot Beaujolais-Villages has become one of my favorite red wines to pour during the summer months. Beaujolais is made from the Gamay grape and can be incredibly refreshing when served slightly chilled - 50-55°F (about 20-30 mins in the fridge.
You have approximately 3 weeks, maybe less, to make everything rhubarb. The window is short, this French tart is simple, and the Louis Jadot Rosé is already chilled. Go. 🩷
Breakfast-for-dinner is one of life’s great pleasures, and Shakshuka is the proof in the pan. It sounds impressive. It LOOKS impressive. This is what the weekend was made for.
❤️ Pouilly-Fuissé! Chardonnay from the southern end of Burgundy. Faint, pleasant aromas of butter and raw almonds. Soft up front with a crispness at the end with flavors of white peach and white pear. Lots of lees effect with a subtle touch of oak
Wine labels can be confusing! Sommelier & wine educator Marie Cheslik makes them make sense with her new book, How To Read a Wine Label.
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