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Oregon Wine Country: Rogue Valley

BY: Carl Hanson

The Rogue Valley is Oregon's southernmost appellation, situated just above the California border.

Oregon Wine Country: Umpqua Valley

BY: Carl Hanson

Learn about Oregon wine country and get recipe suggestions for pairing with reds and whites from the area.

Oregon Wine Country: Willamette Valley

BY: Carl Hanson

Learn about Oregon wine country and get recipe suggestions for pairing with reds and whites from the area.

Party Planning 101

BY: Vanessa Greaves

Get party-planning tricks that will make hosting your gathering look effortless.

Perfect Pairs

BY: Carl Hanson

Here are some tips to help you choose the right wine for Thanksgiving dinner.

Plan a Pool Party

BY: Vanessa Greaves

Find out how to make your pool party the hottest ticket of the summer with decorating tips and menu suggestions.

Planning a Barbeque in 8 Hours

BY: Allrecipes Staff

Use this check list for putting together the ultimate barbeque in 8 hours.

Pomegranate Juice is the New Powerhouse

BY: Jean Carper

Step aside, green tea and red wine. The new wonder health drink is pomegranate juice--nicknamed pom juice.

Portugal's Wine Country

BY: Carl Hanson

If you're looking for wines that really "taste of a place," consider Portuguese wines. Like many other European wines, they are typically labeled according to place rather than grape.

Printable Cookbooks: Holiday Drinks

BY: Allrecipes Staff

Try out our Top Ten Beverages and get ideas for hosting a festive open house.

Raspberries Rule

BY: Backyard Living

Learn how to grow delicious raspberries in your own backyard without letting them take over your world.

Revolution and the Restaurant

BY: Carl Hanson

Learn how the French Revolution led to the concept of the restaurant--and get some classic bistro recipes.

Wines from France's Rhône region, which follows the Rhône river for approximately 125 miles in southeastern France. The northern part of the region contains many great individual APPELLATIONS including Côte Rôtie, Condrieu, Château Grillet, Saint-Joseph and Hermitage. The dominant grapes here are SYRAH for red wines and Marsanne, Roussanne and Viognier for whites. The most famous appellation in the south is CHÂTEAUNEUF-DU-PAPE. Most of the vineyards in the southern Rhône produce wines cove...

rice wine

BY: The Food Lover's Companion

A sweet, golden wine made from fermenting freshly steamed glutinous rice. Most rice wines are low in alcohol. The most well-known Japanese rice wines are SAKE and MIRIN, while Chinese renditions include Chia Fan, Hsiang Hsueh, Shan Niang and Yen Hung.

rosé wines

BY: The Food Lover's Companion

Rosé wines are usually made from red grapes but-contrary to the normal process of making red wine-the skins and stems are removed almost immediately, usually within 2 to 3 days. This brief contact with the skins and stems gives the wine its light pink (or rose) color. It also, however, is the reason that rosés lack the body and character of most red or white wines. In general, rosé wines are very light-bodied and slightly sweet. They should be served chilled and can accompany a variety of ...