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Riesling - Drink Riesling Like a Pro
Drink Riesling wine like a pro. Debonair asks James Kuhner of Vestry Wines for his top three Riesling picks on any budget.
read more >>    (1/15/2008)
Cheap, Good Wine - Ten Great Value Wines Under Ten Dollars
Debonair Magazine picks ten great value wines, red and white, all under $10. We also serve up a food and wine pairing guide ensuring a good overall wine experience.
read more >>    (1/8/2008)
Kobe Beef - Did You Pay For Fake Kobe Beef?
Most American restaurants have a dirty little secret. Very little of the meat they sell as Kobe, is actually Kobe beef. We've got the insider info on telling real Kobe beef from American Wagyu.
read more >>    (12/24/2007)
Restaurant Secrets - Get Treated Like a VIP
Who hasn’t longed to get treated like a VIP while dining at their favorite restaurant? Good news, you don’t need an expense account to attain VIP status at a restaurant – just these restaurant secrets.
read more >>    (12/3/2007)
What Does Market Price Mean?
In the days before laptops and laser printers, restaurants would list items on their menus as “market price” to deal with daily fluctuations in the costs of some of their more expensive ingredients.
read more >>    (11/5/2007)
8 Great Summer Wines for Around 8 Dollars
The eight best summer wines for around eight dollars. Inexpensive wine selections for the connoisseur.
read more >>    (7/30/2007)
The Best of New York - Wine Shops
A listing of New York City's best wine shops and stores. Many offer online shopping.
read more >>    (7/12/2007)
Every Man Needs To Know - How To Cook A Roast Chicken
Every Man Should Know How to Cook – Roast Chicken. A roast chicken is a thing of beauty – simple, comforting, delicious, and cheap.
read more >>    (4/14/2007)
Understanding a Wine List
Understanding a wine list can sometimes be complicated and confusing. Debonair teaches you the basics of a wine list, sommeliers, wine regions, vintages, and more.
read more >>    (4/4/2007)
Cooking Tips - A Hands On Guide To Salt
Learn the difference between kosher salts, sea salt, and more. A cooking aficionado’s hands on guide to salt.
read more >>    (3/28/2007)
Our Very Favorite Inexpensive Wines To Get Drunk On
Wine is a beverage like no other; it has the ability to make ordinary meals extraordinary, has a fascinating history and changes significantly from year to year.
read more >>    (2/26/2007)
9 Tips for Choosing the Right Wine
The price of the wine alone can't truly determine the quality of the nectar that hides behind all those strange labels. Here is a guide to making an educated guess to avoid the ornately packaged swill.
read more >>    (10/30/2006)
An Introduction to Champagne
To say a wine is a “Champagne” means that it must come from a region in the northeast of France close to Belgium and made only from three grape varieties: the black Pinot Noir and Pinot Noir, and the white Chardonnay.
read more >>    (9/18/2006)
Tales of The Tailgate - Barbecue Tips
John Largent, president of the American Tailgaters Association (ATA), offers tips and tricks for throwing the perfect tailgate party.
read more >>    (9/12/2006)
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