Food & Travel How Things Disappear: A Travel Writer’s Pilgrimage On tough editorial calls, Rick Steves, and a small town in Andalusia, selected for Best American Food & Travel Writing 2024 0 0 0
Food & Travel What, exactly, is a travel writer who cannot travel? A feature essay in the Washington Post Magazine in which I take a journey inward to reflect on the lessons of travel 4 0 0
Food & Travel The Endless Siesta In Spain, I took measure of what had changed in the country — and in myself — since the pandemic. From the Washington Post Magazine. 0 0 0
Food & Travel The Sommeliers of Everything In our era of hyper-credentialism, there’s a creeping wine-ification in all realms of taste, none without a certified expert. From Washington Post Mag 1 0 0
Food & Travel God and Pesto are Dead The Genoese were mad at me for my Pesto Generator. But for some of us, cultural contamination is love. From Everyday Drinking 1 0 0
Wine Writing @ The New Wine Review Click to check out my essays & features in my job as senior correspondent for NWR 0 0 0
Food & Travel The Best American Travel Writing The 2020 edition of The Best American Travel Writing anthology is out now! 3 2 0
Spirits, Wine Writing @ Wine Enthusiast Click to check out my essays & features in my job as contributing writer at Wine Enthusiast 0 0 0
Food & Travel Notes From the German Asparagus Festival Spring Harvest in Germany is Celebrated for Its "White Gold," in Travel + Leisure 0 0 0
Spirits A Vermouth Crawl in Barcelona Vermouth is Barcelona's favorite drink — and these bars are the best places to raise a glass, from Travel + Leisure 0 0 0
Food & Travel, Spirits We Need To Talk About Rum The “Tasting of the Century” raises questions about what lurks in rum’s past. In Everyday Drinking. 1 0 0
Food & Travel A New Spirit of Travel in La Rioja My travel feature on how to eat and drink in Spain's most famous wine region, in Travel + Leisure 0 0 0
Food & Travel Writing @ The Philadelphia Citizen My column, Foodizen, that delved into the nexus of food and culture in Philly. 1 0 0
Wine Wine Media is Broken: A Case Study In a “post-critic” world, reviews have only become more monetized. Does the industry care about consumers or scores? 0 0 0
Food & Travel On Boars, Booze, and Barbarism Observations on an autumn hunt in France, from Everyday Drinking 0 0 0
Wine Loire Chenin Blanc: Underrated No More My comprehensive report on Loire Valley Chenin Blanc, from Vinous 0 0 0
Food & Travel On Travel Writing In the absence of travel, what is a travel writer to do? From Guernica. 0 0 0
Food & Travel We Were Wrong to Give Up on Pour-Over Coffee It’s the perfect meditation for our time 0 0 0
Food & Travel Playmobil’s Plan to Infiltrate Your Workplace Not content to have shaped your childhood, the toy company now wants to shape your office life. From Washington Post Magazine. 0 0 0
Wine The Enigmatic Joy of Swiss Wine Wines from Switzerland may represent the height of obscurity, but they’re worth seeking out. From the Washington Post. 0 0 0
Cider & Beer The Best Wine Books Are Not Always About Wine Accolades for The Cider Revival in The New York Times. 0 0 0
Wine German Wine and The Sweet Hereafter A personal journey across generations sharing a love for Germany’s wines. 2 0 0
Cider & Beer Vermont Beer Crawl Is the Green Mountain state becoming the Napa Valley of craft brew? My journey in the Washington Post Magazine. 0 0 0
Cider & Beer Cider House Rules In Spanish Basque Country, sampling cider and an ancient ritual. From the New York Times Travel section. 0 1 0
Wine One of 2018’s “Best Wine Books” NY Times names Godforsaken Grapes one of the year’s “Best Wine Books”! 1 0 0
Wine Why You Should Be Drinking Weird Wines An call to arms from my new book, Godforsaken Grapes, excerpted in the New York Times Opinion section. 0 0 0
Spirits Calvados: The Apple Of A Brandy Drinker’s Eye My report, in Vinous, with reviews on more than 80 spirits from 20 top producers. 0 0 0
Food & Travel At a Snail’s Pace In the Washington Post, I explore whether American escargot is, very slowly, starting to have a moment. 1 0 0
Spirits Fresh-Cut Obsession Rum enthusiasts love fresh sugarcane rums. My report on rhum agricole and clairin in the New York Times. 0 0 0
Wine How Do You Like Your Wine? Rare and Well Done In the Alps, viticulture geeks save and preserve rare and obscure wines. My feature travel article in AFAR. 0 0 0
Wine The Meaning of Groo-Vee My love letter to grüner veltliner in the Washington Post, an excerpt from Godforsaken Grapes. 0 1 0
Spirits Aged Agave Picking an extra añejo tequila takes extra care. My report in the New York Times on this flamboyant category. 0 0 0
Food & Travel Journeys in Trump World Here’s what I glimpsed about America’s future as a tourist at Trump resorts, in the Washington Post Magazine. 1 0 0
Spirits Armagnac: An Education To make its case, Armagnac has to teach the teachers. My report on this amazing brandy in the New York Times. 0 0 0
Food & Travel Puff Piece For Ybor City in Florida, a historic cigar town faces a cloudy future. My feature in the Washington Post. 0 0 0
Wine Austrian Wine: Future is Now My report in Beverage Media on the exciting emergence of Austrian wine, from blaufränkisch to gemischter satz. 1 0 0
Food & Travel Verona’s Kebab Kibosh The dark side of food protectionism. Dispatch in Roads & Kingdoms. 1 0 0
Food & Travel Freudian Trip Is Vienna really the most livable city? My pleasurable investigation in the Washington Post Magazine. 1 0 0
Food & Travel Under the Crushing Weight of the Tuscan Sun On the 20th anniversary of Frances Mayes’s bestseller, a look at the insidious Tuscan phenomenon. In the New Yorker. 0 0 0