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The New Miami Italian Restaurant That Sold $20,000 of Wine on Opening Night (opens the original)
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Not many restaurants can claim they’ve sold $20,000 of wine in a single evening, but on the opening night of La Sponda in Miami, high-caliber wine was exactly what guests were seeking out. “We got to open up a lot of iconic Italian wineries: Giuseppe Mascarello & Figlio, Giacomo Conterno, Bartolo Mascarello, along with Gaja,” says Gioia Hospitality Group’s wine and beverage director, Daniel Bishop. “I would love every night to be like that.” La Sponda is the next step in Gioia’s steady rise in M
Cafe Charmant Just Opened in NYC. Here’s What to Drink From the Wine List (opens the original)
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Six restaurant openings over the span of two years are daunting for even the most seasoned of sommeliers, but for Catch Hospitality Group (CHG) wine director Emily Buse, it’s been a welcome challenge. This week, CHG opened Cafe Charmant, its fourth restaurant in New York City’s SoHo and West Village. The brasserie continues a string of buzzy, line-inducing openings after the Corner Store, the Eighty Six and Or’esh. “I’m born and raised in Manhattan. This is where my heart lies,” says Buse, who h
Daniel Humm, Nancy Silverton and More Are Opening New Restaurants This Fall (opens the original)
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Ah, early fall—when the air turns crisp, pumpkin spice makes its comeback, sweaters come out of the closet and restaurant openings start rolling out. Fall is always an exciting time: restaurant scenes shift with new openings, trends from earlier in the year take shape and the busiest stretch of the calendar begins in earnest. This season—continuing a jam-packed 2026, so far—will bring new ventures from storied names as well as ambitious debuts. Wine is central to all 10 restaurant openings below
Tomato Season Won’t Last: Here Are 10 Favorite Recipes to Try This Summer (opens the original)
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If you’re not eating tomatoes right now, what are you waiting for? In mid to late summer, farmers markets are flush with heirloom fruit in shades of scarlet, gold and chartreuse, with curious names such as Brandywine, Chadwick, Oxheart and Mortgage Lifter. Summer tomatoes are crowd-pleasing. At a recent party, all I had to do was slice some heirlooms thin and scatter them with salt before guests started snatching them up with their fingers. Peak-season tomatoes bring the kind of delight that wil
Martha Stoumen Made a Wine of Mystery (opens the original)
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Have you ever tasted a glass of “????” from “????????” from the “20??” vintage? While most wine bottles list grape type, vineyard, region and vintage, winemaker Martha Stoumen created a wine where not knowing is the whole point—a wine made specifically for blind-tasting. “When I thought of the idea, I thought this is either going to be fun or it’s going to be a total clown flop,” Stoumen told Wine Spectator. The bottle, Martha Stoumen “Mystery Date” 20??, was released in spring 2026. Raised and
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