Seasonality is a concept fairly well ingrained in the minds of
most chefs. Spring approaches and lighter fare begins to make
its way to the menu; summer arrives and with it the popularity
of grilled food, from bright red peppers to blood red steaks;
fall means that it’s time to reap the benefits of the harvest;
and winter signals a shift to comforting stews and long-braised
meats.Similarly, for many sommeliers, a shift occurs in the wine
selection, with the light reds and crisp whites that ...
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