Wine

Wines for the season from Haskell’s John Farrell III. Read more about Keep These Wines in the Fridge for Your Next Patio Party

Nicole Dietman is the owner and operator of Buffalo Rock Winery, and for most of the year, she is also the sole employee. Read more about This Local Woman is Allergic to Beer, so She Started a Winery

If you don’t have a Valentine, never fear - the Ruby Red is every bit as good if you enjoy it solo. Read more about A Valentine's Cocktail and Two Cold Weather Wines are This Month's Drink Picks

Feel free to showcase some creativity in pairing cheese and wine. “There are no general rules here. It is whatever people like,” says Gary Hanscom, Wines & Spirits manager at Lunds & Byerlys in Plymouth.

However, Hanscom has some suggestions. “I always recommend picking a variety of cheeses with different textures,” he says. A diverse cheese platter is the best way to cater to people’s different tastes and adds an element of fun.
Read more about Lunds and Byerlys Weighs in on the Art of a Wine and Cheese Board

When you think of a Thanksgiving meal, you might think of turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy accented with a pinot noir. However, if you want to change up your meal, try pairing your feast with beer. We talked to Cellars Wine & Spirits of Plymouth for recommendations to make your meal delicious and unique.

“The best kind of beer would be one that offsets that dinner dryness,” says store manager Brian Clark. “There are lots of types to choose from, but I would recommend a wheat beer or even one of our sour beers.” Read more about Beer Instead of Wine