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Kraftware™ Brushed Stainless Steel 3-Quart Ice Bucket OXO SteeL® Wine Chiller Nambe Tilt Wine Chiller Oggi™ Double Wall Ice and Wine Bucket Ice Buckets & ChillersEnsure your wine is ready to be served and enjoyed at any moment with a quality wine cooler — With countless cooling options; your bottle will remain at its ideal temperature. Party tubs are great for casual entertaining while ice buckets add a touch of elegance to any table. A good quality ice bucket should be accompanied by a set of tongs or an ice scoop so the ice can remain pristine. Perfect for a wine enthusiast, the innovative wine chiller allows you to maintain the perfect temperature for both red and white wine. — Whether it's time to celebrate or time to relax, our selection of cooling options will have you popping a bottle a of perfectly chilled champagne or pouring a glass of wine to unwind with.When it comes to the Passover’s “Four Questions,” I’d like to propose a new and fifth one:

On all nights we drink organically farmed, spontaneously fermented, additive- and enzyme-free wines made from grapes harvested under a full moon in a vineyard along the Slovenian-Italian border, and on this night Manischewitz? After all, and with all due respect, Manischewitz is really a wine cooler, a wine to which sugar — a lot of sugar — has been added. And btw, that sugar has the potential to make the wine more palatable to children. Sadly, I speak from personal experience when I write this: someone whom I know and love dearly told me that his path toward severe alcoholism started with those thimble-sized cups of wine that he used to throw back when we were kids at shul. Click here for my post today for the Houston Press on “What Makes Wines Kosher for Passover and Where to Find Them.”A wine spritzer is a cool, refreshing and delicious cocktail to have during the hot summer months — a drink worlds away from those insipidly sweet, bottled wine coolers that took America by storm in the 1980s.

With apologies to Mr. Bartles and Mr. Jaymes, the folksy pair who appeared in those memorable TV commercials, that beverage (and others like it) was made with blends of cheap, industrial white wine and artificial flavors released by major wine houses. The wine cooler was actually a play on the wine spritzer, the original homemade wine cooler made with white wine (a dry or a pinot grigio), soda water and fruit. A spritzer can be a refreshing drink for an outdoor summer party or barbeque. It’s also an excellent (and delicious) way to bluff your way through cocktail hour because it’s often light, delicate and low on alcohol. The wine spritzer is a summer staple from a simpler time. It’s rumored that Hungarian author András Fáy invented the drink in 1842 when he combined soda water (a wildly popular drink back then) with wine from his cellar during a party. Other historians insist that Austria invented the drink, and the Italians improved on it (by added Prosecco) during the time when Venice was under the occupation of the Austrian empire.

Today in many regions of , especially Venice and its surrounding areas, a spritz is a popular, light cocktail with a mix of sparkling white wine (Prosecco), sparkling water, and Aperol, bitter Campari or other colored aperitifs. Today, the spritzer is in vogue once again, making a comeback at garden parties across the nation, and even on the TV show “Shark Tank,” where a new product Bon Affair was recently funded. And there’s good reason: When done well, the wine spritzer is one of the most perfect libations for a hot summer’s day of outdoor sipping. Before delving into more complicated wine spritzer recipes, it’s important to know how to make a classic white wine spritzer. It’s really easy — you just mix one-third cup of club soda with a cup of white wine (a good rule of thumb, regardless of batch size, is three parts wine to one part club soda). From there you can add fruit and/or sugar; for example mix in a cocktail shaker 5 ounces of good-quality, dry white wine with 2 ounces of soda water, along with two strawberries, a teaspoon of sugar, and crushed ice.