If you don’t drink a lot of dessert wine and want a modern look when serving guests something sweet after dinner, pick up a few of these glasses. For very little money, each stemless white wine ...

Tawny port, on the other hand, can be enjoyed more like a whiskey. “It’s a wine that you can pour over ice or drink very chilled and just sip,” says Xavier.

Most people have preconceived thoughts about port. Namely that the fortified wine, which has been produced in the picturesque Duoro Valley since the 17th century, is enjoyed exclusively by elderly ...

Knowing when to order wine by the glass at a restaurant versus when to order a bottle for the table might be the secret to ...

Is it appropriate to take a bottle of vintage Port to a restaurant—one that already has ... it's considered tacky to bring something that is already on a restaurant's wine list.) Tip accordingly—which ...

Port has been popular choice among wine aficionados for hundreds of years. If you've never given this Portuguese wine a try, you should.

We've all probably watched a server oh-so-slowly pour out a skimpy-seeming glass of wine with a double-digit price tag and wondered how much wine, exactly, should be in a restaurant pour. Let's get ...

Chase Sinzer, co-owner of Manhattan wine bar Claud, says their glasses — the Sophienwald white and Burgundy — aren’t particularly lower priced than Zaltos (each glass retails for € 44.40 ...

Complimentary wine tastings are offered daily, so you can sip the cellar's wonderful inventory of Ports without the commitment of a full bottle or glass. Pick from Matt's Mash, Peach Port ...

Old Port Sea Grill and Raw Bar has approximately 200 bottles on its constantly evolving wine list; 16 are available by the glass. St. Louis frequently brings in new wines as special glass pour ...

Baltimore wine enthusiasts looking for a place for a glass of sweet Iberian port wine should consider dining at The Charleston Restaurant, 13.5% Wine Bar or Forno Restaurant & Wine Bar.