Reviews

 We picked some of the most notable New Year’s dishes from the White House Cookbook and found the appropriate wine pairings for them.

In 1789, when George Washington declared a day of national thanksgiving, Americans were eating a lot of turkey but they didn’t link the bird with the holiday. The historical thing happened in 1827, when Sarah Josepha Hale mentioned turkey in her novel Northwood...

#1 are thick, deep red wines that, if you will, represent blood and make you a classiest vampire in the neighborhood. #2 – here we have something deeply intelligent. These wines are connected with moon cycles, have no artificial additives and hence – represent the mystic power of Earth. We call them witches brews. #3 are bottles with a killer dark and gloomy design that will set the style to the whole party.

There’s no clear historical record of why and when humanity began to celebrate big dates with Champagne. Some say that in the 5th century, when King Clovis I united France, he sipped Champagne