Tag: H&F Bottle Shop
Father’s Day Gift Guide: 8 Atlanta gifts for Dad
This Sunday is Father’s Day, and plenty of Atlanta makers and shop owners offer slick duds for just about any Dad. Just think—shopping local might even be faster than Amazon Prime.
Stranahan’s Colorado Whiskey distribution returns to Georgia
Get your rocks glasses ready, spirit drinkers. Stranahan’s Colorado Whiskey has made its way back to Georgia after a five-year hiatus and experts say it might even be better now than it was before.
High on the Vine: Fall for Pinot Noir in Oregon’s Willamette Valley
This past year I spent the better half of November and December drinking Spanish Tempranillo and room-temperature white Burgundy. Since the New Year, I've left the Old World for wines made here in the states in one of my favorite regions: Oregon's Willamette Valley, which is known mostly for its Pinot Noir.
High on the Vine: You literally need a crowbar to open this sparkling rosé from Slovenia
Unless you're that guy, you probably aren’t drinking Champagne regularly. The drink of kings that dates back to the Roman Empire, Champagne is one of the few beverages of the world that carries an...
High on the Vine: No food? No problem. Five obscure wines to try right now
After a long day at work, all I really want is a glass of wine. A platter of cheese or a board of charcuterie would be thrilling pairings, but most of the time, that...
High on the Vine: My favorite wines of 2013
This year I explored more wine shops and delved into more wine lists than my wallet preferred. As happens when one delves into any subject matter seriously, patterns start to emerge. You notice certain bottles and varietals cropping up around town both on store shelves and on restaurant menus. You know when a distributor is trying to move product by selling cases of wine at discounted prices to various shops (queue an email from multiple wine shops alerting you to a special deal). You also know when you're drinking something that nobody else carries.
H&F Bottle Shop
The connoisseur’s paradise—but what else would you expect from the crew behind Holeman and Finch Public House?