$5 Wine Coming To Target
Target will soon be offering something that frugal wine-lovers will cheers to: $5 bottles of wine.
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Target will soon be offering something that frugal wine-lovers will cheers to: $5 bottles of wine.
Owners of two Minnesota wineries want to be able to get their grapes from wherever they choose.
One of the co-authors of this year's bill is the powerful Minnesota House Speaker, Kurt Daudt.
It's the time of year we start popping corks, looking for the perfect wine to go with our Thanksgiving turkey.
Enjoy a multi-course tasting menu expertly paired with wines at Saguaro's Winter Wine Dinner. Tickets are $55 per guest at the Dec. 8 event, with limited availability.
If you go to a St. Cloud State men's hockey game this winter, you'll get the opportunity to enjoy a beer. The St. Cloud City Council approved selling wine and 3-2 beer at all St Cloud State athletic facilities and adjacent properties.
Cold-hardy wine aficionados and experts gathered Thursday to judge wines from this rapidly-growing part of the industry.
For many people, picking out a good bottle of wine can be a daunting task. Wine Ring helps you select a vintage that suits your taste and budget.
Here's how to make mulled wine (Red Cow style).
A Minnesota businessman in southern France for a major wine auction spoke with NewsRadio 830 WCCO Saturday morning about the Paris terror attacks. "It is touching to be here," Haskell's Chairman and CEO Jack Farrell said. "It's like being at home on 9/11."
Looking to sample wines from all the world? You can do that right here in Minnesota.
We turned a calendar page over the weekend. And that means we still have plenty of bathing suit season to enjoy. They are just one of the great bargains in the month of August.
Since Total Wine stores entered the Twin Cities market, full out price wars have been underway in the local beer, wine and liquor markets.
Love wine? Well, then head to St. Louis Park this Saturday!
After a long day, it's sometimes nice to unwind with a glass of wine. But then figuring out what to buy can sometimes launch you right back into the stressful zone. That's why Allison Wagner started the Savvy Lush. At first it was a joke with friends and then morphed into helping people find tasty wines, cheap. But that's not all that makes Allison a Minnesotan to Meet. Her day job also raises significant money for a disease that hits our population hard.
The Marquette grapevines clinging to a steep, rocky hillside in the southeastern Adirondacks are among a host of new grape varieties that have enabled a boutique wine industry to take root in areas of the Northeast and Midwest that were previously inhospitable.
Last Friday, the Twins took on the Toronto Blue Jays. The game may have ended in a loss, but for a large group of women attending the night was still a win. That's because it was Wine, Women and Baseball.
A trip to Napa for wine sounds nice, doesn't it? But how about a trip to Waconia instead? Turns out, you don't have to escape to California to taste, and make, your own wine!
When it's time to retire, we generally think about slowing down, more down time to relax, but we have a couple of Weather Watchers who did just the opposite. They started a whole new chapter in their lives when they moved out of the cities and bought 11 acres in Lake City to start a vineyard.
The effects of climate change are far-reaching, affecting not only weather, but more critical parts of human life such as food.
Christmas has come and gone, but at Haskell's in Minnetonka, New Year's Eve is one of the biggest shopping days of the year. At Haskell's, you can splurge even more for a bottle of wine. A lot more.
Target may be continuing its push to get into the liquor business, as officials with the retailer say they want to add a liquor store inside of its existing Super Target in St. Paul's Midway area. The retailer reportedly also recently filed paperwork to open a liquor store at its St. Louis Park location.
Minnesota lawmakers next year are preparing again to take up the issue of Sunday liquor sales. Minnesota is one of only 12 states that require liquor stores to be closed on Sundays. And many Minnesota consumers cross the border to Wisconsin, where Sunday sales are legal.
Minneapolis voters chose to knock down the 70/30 law Tuesday night. The restricts restaurant revenue to 70 percent from food and 30 percent from beer and wine. It was a ratio that was getting tough to manage thanks to the city's huge craft beer boom.
Voters in Minneapolis have chosen to eliminate the 70/30 law, which restaurant owners have called archaic and harmful to their businesses.
