Articles by Patrick Comiskey Page 2

37 articles since 2005

Rosé has its day in the sun

Food | By Patrick Comiskey | August 8, 2007
WITH their gorgeous hues, lively aromas and vivid flavors, rosés have the ideal prescription for summertime fun in a glass. Read more
 

Drink in the scents of summer

Food | By Patrick Comiskey | July 25, 2007
Summer is the season of smells. Read more
 

Set in his ways – wonderfully

Food | By Patrick Comiskey | June 27, 2007
RIDGE VINEYARDS, you might not be surprised to learn, is set on a ridge. Read more
 

Great wine service? Pour it on

Food | By Patrick Comiskey | May 23, 2007
YOU’VE ordered the 2003 Yangarra Estate Vineyard Old Vine Grenache, and the server brings you the 2004 – but you don’t notice until he’s already left the table. Read more
 

White-hot Australia

Food | By Patrick Comiskey | May 9, 2007
AMERICANS are developing a real taste for Australian red wines – inky, fulsome Shirazes from the Barossa; dark, herb-scented Cabernets from Coonawarra; and stout-hearted blends from century-old vines in the McLaren Vale. Read more
 

A select tasting of California Pinot Noirs

Food | By Patrick Comiskey | April 25, 2007

Sublime ambition

Food | By Patrick Comiskey | April 25, 2007
RAISE a glass of California Pinot Noir, and what are the aromas that greet you? Read more
 

Light, with spring in its step

Food | By Patrick Comiskey | April 4, 2007
SPRING is not simply an in-the-air phenomenon, nor is it limited to the meadow or the flower patch – it happens on the plate as well. Read more
 

Gruners worth discovering

Food | By Patrick Comiskey | April 4, 2007
THE business of importing Austrian wines is small and personal. Read more
 

Gruners worth discovering

Food | By Patrick Comiskey | April 4, 2007
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