Can This $150 Wine Glass Make Young Wines Taste Aged?
Our critic puts the Denver & Liely to the test. Plus, a completely unexpected (and incredibly delicious) wine and sushi pairing.
The Denver & Liely wine glass.
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Hi, Top Shelf drinkers, it’sElin McCoy, with all things wine, and no, I haven’t been observing Dry January. I find a glass of red, white, rosé or sparkling with family and friends over dinner is convivial and comforting in this crazy, chaotic world.
But I have embraced “zebra striping.” It’s a way of cutting down on the amount you drink by alternating between wines with alcohol and those without. I’ve been comparing the dozens of new zero-alcohol bottlings alongside the real thing, and yes, I found some I actually wanted to drink. (Expect my rating report soon.)