wine

Montana gifts are always well received when given. In the last several years there is a new endeavor making waves across the state that makes the perfect gift.

Just about everyone I know, myself included, have unintentionally started a fairly large wine collection in the last couple of years. Local retailers have confirmed that Montanans have definitely spent more money on bottles of wine since the pandemic started.

This is officially one of the best one-stop-shops in all of Bozeman.

The suspect also stated that he had been in the cafe for a long time "drinkin' beer."

Four Corners Saddlery & Boutique is pleased to announce their 7th annual Ladies Night event this Thursday, November 12. There will be a Rambo Horseware rep on hand, wine, light snacks, raffle items, good cheer and big sales.

Museum of the Rockies' most anticipated benefit of the year, their Wine Classic, is set for Saturday, July 12 from 5:30 - 10:30 pm.

Here are some stupid ways to open a bottle of wine. These only make for a funny YouTube video (which has now already been done) so you should have no reason to try them. And no matter how you open up a bottle of wine, never wear what this guy has on...ever.

Enjoy an easy, summer evening of wine, appetizers and music pairings at Bozeman's Story Mansion on Thursday, June 6. Get your tickets now for this special evening, benefiting the Bozeman Symphony Orchestra and Symphonic Choir:

Are you stumped when it comes to pairing a good wine with a carefully prepared meal? Worry no longer with this cleverly designed food pairing chart from WineFolly.com. It will help you make expert decisions like pairing a Merlot with chicken, Champagne with hard cheese and fish, and Pinot Grigio with roasted vegetables.

Join the Belgrade Community Library Foundation next Friday evening as they host the 9th annual Winefest!

Ever since I was little, The Wolfe family did "picnics". No basket in the park or anything but the concept of gathering the best cheeses, meats, bread and condiments was ALWAYS something we could all agree made a fantastic family meal.

When you think of dangerous rock ‘n’ roll substances, red wine probably isn’t even on the list. But according to a friend of Jimi Hendrix, it may have been the cause of the guitar legend’s death. In an interview with the UK’s Daily Mail, Meic Stevens recounted the last night of Hendrix’s life, saying he “was drinking lager or some kind of beer and he just poured the wine in to the pint glass. I do