Carlo DeVito’s cellar is much more than the chaotically bountiful collection of an out-of-control grape geek.
Tag: Wine
At Rouge Tomate, where gleaming two-toned hardwood floors, modernist banquettes and glowing tomato-red panels make everyone appear to radiate inner balance, you can — quite literally — drink to your health.
This week, our editors are seeing a bright future for local food and drink — and seeing it clearly, with the help of the up-and-coming monocle.
This week, our editors are reading two very different takes on the future of food and drink.
One website is out to revolutionize the industry.
We asked wine expert Wes Narron what we should be drinking on Valentine’s Day.
Need help with plans for next week? Check out our uber-local Valentine’s Day guide for suggestions, whether you’re staying in or going out.
Italian restaurateur Gianfranco Sorrentino has spent more than 30 years in some of the world’s most prestigious restaurants. He will be hosting a seminar on wine selection as part of the Slow Wine U.S. Tour in NYC.
Our editors take us both backward and forward in time with stories of sad-but-true vintage recipes, local wine lore and soon-to-be 3D printers for home kitchens.
Frank Giresi recently opened Whiskey & Wine Off 69, a home mixologist’s dream of a shop on the Upper East Side.
Holed up post-blizzard, our editors consider lobsters with David Foster Wallace, imagine how dietary restrictions would fly in Middle Earth and share Long Island-inspired seafood cookbooks. Dig in.
Our 13 most read stories of 2013 cover all of the Edible bases. They took us around the world — both by yacht and by plane — where we sampled everything from North African salad to Romanian rosé.
