Hannah Staab

Rich, ripe cherries Perfect For Drink If You Like Cabernet Franc, Gamay , Grenache Matthieu Barret ‘Petit Ours' Rosé 2025 Review

Zippy passion fruit and guava Perfect For Drink If You Like Grenache, Syrah / Shiraz , Frappato

Juicy red fruit and bright citrus Perfect For Drink If You Like Nerello Mascalese, Nero d'Avola , Sangiovese

Textured and rich with notes of strawberry, thyme, and grapefruit pith

Guava, ripe red berries, and honeydew melon Perfect For Drink If You Like Cabernet Franc, Gamay , Pinot Noir

Red berries, sage, and strawberry-kiwi candies Perfect For Drink If You Like Barbera, Cabernet Franc , Gamay

Fuzzy summer peaches, strawberry tops, and minerals Perfect For Drink If You Like Carignan, Grenache , Syrah / Shiraz

Sancerre is one of the most popular names in white wine. Though it may have experienced a bump in interest thanks to a cameo in Taylor Swift’s most recent documentary, the Loire Valley appellation’s star has long been on the rise. As Sauvignon Blanc became a staple on tables stateside over the past several decades, Sancerre quickly emerged as one of the premier regions for the grape, gaining recognition for its pristine minerality and crisp profile. It became a go-to for many white wine lovers and a stalwart on by-the-glass lists across the country.

With one hour left on the clock, the scoreboard goes dark. There's no guaranteeing a win now, only blindly ordering pints of beer until a champion is revealed. A frantic set of neighborhood locals, brand reps, and loyal fans crowd the bar purchasing one frothy glass after another, eager to raise the score by just a few more points.

Grabbing a last-minute bar seat to spontaneously indulge in a juicy burger and a strong Martini might be one of the most quintessential New York City dining experiences. And while the city is filled with great burgers and great Martinis, not every establishment can deliver equal quality on both.