It's the moment we've all been waiting for: The Teddies! Here are Ted Farrell's favorite summer wines.
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Best wine for a romantic outdoor picnic
Best wine for a day out on the lake (Bonus: You don't need to remember the corkscrew!)
Best wine for a neighborhood block party
Best wine for surviving a rainy day at the cabin
Use Ted's Memorial Day pairing ideas all throughout the summer weather your inside or having a backyard bbq!
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We asked Facebook fans what some of their burning wine questions were and had the wine (genius) answer them live on air!
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Tequila has a long, rich history and definitely has more to offer than it's reputation of being a spring break "toss-up" liquor.
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Check out the BOGO specials happening at Haskell's going through May 5th.
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See where Ted has been during his European travels. In this segment, he is sharing where he went and who he met, but, most importantly, what he was sippin' on!
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Get sexy with wine! This was a fun segment where we discussed some great Valentine's Day romantic wines and the science behind why wine gets us "in the mood."
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Get your partner what they really want: A Bouquet of Rose. Click here for more information on the Bouquet of Rose and to enter the giveaway to win a free bouquet for your Valentine!
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In Ted's words "get bold in the cold" and try one of his recommendations on great bold red wines.
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Holiday gift ideas? We've got you covered!
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Follow the directions on the mulling spices bottle, garnish with an orange slice, and enjoy!
Check out our picks for wine and cocktail pairings to serve with your Thanksgiving dinner! Whether you are a wine connoisseur or are new to the world of wine, we have just the wine for you!
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In a champagne glass, fill half with prosecco, and half with cranberry juice. Garnish with orange slice and a single cranberry.
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This is a very simple twist on the classic recipe for one of the worlds most iconic whiskey cocktails. Place cherry in the bottom of a chilled drinking glass. Briefly stir all ingredients into a mixing glass with ice. Strain into a pre-chilled cocktail glass and garnish. Enjoy!
Whether you're a wine drinker, a martini drinker or looking for a fun and festive cocktail, we've got your Halloween drinks covered. Sip on any of these and you'll be dancing to the Monster Mash in no time!
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Chill martini glasses. Put a dollop of vermouth inside each glass. Swirl it around to coat the glass, then dump it out. Put baby beet on a toothpick and insert into glass. Shake gin in a shaker until cold and pour into glass. Enjoy!
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To see more of our favorite fall cocktail recipes, click here!
Just like a book, you shouldn't judge wine by it's label. It's what's inside the bottle that counts. But sometimes, a winery masters both. In this episode of Twin Cities Live, Ted talks about a few vineyards that have a great tasting wine AND a well-designed bottle.
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Fall is in the air! Have you noticed the weather getting cooler and crisper? With the start of the season comes all of our favorite autumnal traditions. Cue the pumpkin spice and apple cider everything! This week on Twin Cities Live, Ted spoke of all things fall – just like how your wardrobe changes, your fall wines should also be different than what you were drinking in summer.
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Pour two ounces of apple cider into a champagne flute. Fill the remainder of the glass with Louis Bouillot Brut Champagne. Get creative with your presentation by garnishing with an apple slice or rimming the flute with cinnamon sugar for some extra sweetness!
To see more of our favorite fall cocktail recipes, click here!