	Wine Wine Galleries Blending Wine Bars and Art Galleries By Sarah Sung (Jan 9, 2005) How many times have you strolled through an art gallery or a museum wishing it were less stuffy and more social? Longing for a flatteringly lit bar with cushy chairs sans tacky neon beer signs? Thanks to savvy artists and crafty business people who love wine and art, your wishes are granted. Raise your wine glasses to a new trend in bars: the hybrid wine bar and art gallery combo. More
	Wine Wines With An Edge Get to Know Grüner Veltliner By genevieve robertson (Jan 9, 2005) Don't you just want to say Grüner Veltliner (groo-ner felt-lih-ner)? It sounds like the name of a German philosopher or an avant-garde movie director you pretend to know whenever you hear it in conversation. More
	Wine White Wines with Crab By genevieve robertson (Jan 9, 2005) While we are able to get Dungeness crab almost year round in this city, the month of February is actually crab season. So, in honor of that crustacean that captivates so many of us I have gone in search a few pairings that will help make the meal. More
	Wine Sangria Monks Know Best By genevieve robertson (Jan 5, 2005) With Cinco de Mayo quickly approaching, thoughts turn to an evening of tacos, tamales, margaritas, and beer. However, my drink of choice for such festivities, as you can likely guess, is sangria. Simply a wine punch, it can be thrown together in a matter of minutes and enjoyed immediately. More
	Wine Rosé The French way to while away the afternoon By genevieve robertson (Jan 5, 2005) A good friend of mine took a trip to Antigua a while ago and came back with a term I took to quite quickly, "FLFL". It stands for f--king long French lunch, the idea being that you find yourself a nice little café, preferably with sidewalk tables, on a beautiful, sunny, mid-week afternoon and devote at least three hours to an indulgent meal. The most important aspects being very little regard for time, as much sun exposure as possible and a steady supply of rosé. More
	Wine Pink Bubbles By genevieve robertson (Jan 2, 2005) I know pink wine has bad connotations after the 80s White Zin craze -- and pink wine with bubbles is even more frightening to most, but for the sake of Valentine's Day, you might want to give it a chance. We all know how happy those bubbles make us feel, and well, come on, what do you really have against pink? More
	Wine Italian Reds By genevieve robertson (Dec 15, 2004) Most of us know what to expect if we order a Cabernet or Merlot in a restaurant, but say you're in an Italian restaurant and want to drink an Italian wine. There's always Chianti right? I'm guessing you're a bit more adventurous than that, but you still want a bottle of wine that you'll enjoy drinking. More
	Wine VinoVenue Welcome to the Autovat By Amy Sherman (Nov 26, 2004) What would happen if you crossed a wine bar with a vending machine? You can find the answer at VinoVenue, a new concept in wine shops right around the block from SFMOMA at the corner of Mission and Third streets. More
	Wine Bubbles For Your Troubles By genevieve robertson (Aug 24, 2004) An air of extravagance and glamour surround Champagne and sparkling wines. The bubbles go straight to your head and make you smile like no other libation. It's no wonder they are the choice to ring in the New Year, and even better that these luxuries can be had at an affordable price. More
	Wine Bring Your Own Bottle By genevieve robertson (Aug 24, 2004) You're invited to a friend's house for dinner, and the host has told you to bring a bottle of wine but has not decided on the menu or won't divulge to keep the suspense. Which varietal has the best chance of complimenting the most dishes? More

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