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Zraly In The News
February 16, 2010
Regis learns about wine from Kevin Zraly. View the video by scrolling to the bottom of the video widget on the right side of the page.
December 31, 2009
Read about Kevin's top value picks for champagne.
December 28, 2009
Zraly teaches the CBS morning anchors how to open and enjoy champagne.
December 28, 2009
Tips from Kevin on which champagne to choose and how to open a bottle.
November 2009
GQ suggests Kevin's book as the perfect gift for a comprehensive wine education.
Fall 2009
Zraly suggests best "Bubbly Under $30".
December/Holiday Issue
Windows On The World Complete Wine Course is listed as a best holiday gift for 2009.
December 10, 2009
Windows On The World Complete Wine Course is reviewed.
December 9, 2009
Windows On The World Complete Wine Course is mentioned as the perfect gift for a wine lover.
November/December 2009
Arrive magazine review's Windows On The World Complete Wine Course.
November 2009
Zraly talks about breaking down the barriers with wine in a Q&A with a Wine Enthusiast editor.
November 4, 2009
Zraly is interviewed about getting the most out of your wine.
October 30, 2009
Zraly participates in the "Expert Cheat Sheet" section of Metro NY.
October 9, 2009
Delish.com features Kevin on their homepage in a feature titled "5 Facts You Must Know About Wine".
September 25, 2009
Alex Witchel of the NY Times Dining & Food section interviews Kevin.
September11, 2009
A review from About.com touts Kevin as the world's top authority on wine and education.
September 10, 2009
Reuters interviews Kevin about the legacy of Windows on the World he carries on through his book.
September 2009
Zraly is mentioned under Real Simple's "What to Sip" section.
Windows on the World Wine School Reviews
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The
New York Book of Wine by
Matthew DeBord quotes:
KEVIN ZRALY'S WINDOWS ON THE WORLD
WINE COURSE
Marriott Marquis Hotel
1535 Broadway, NYC
845-255-1456 |
“Zraly
is possibly the best-known sommelier in
all New York, if not the world. The now
sadly - and tragically - destroyed Windows
on the World wine cellar, housed in what
was the World Trade Center, was his baby.
Drawing on its resources, high above lower
Manhattan, he educated an entire generation
of wine pros, future sommeliers, and enlightened
amateurs. Zraly's course - after a period
of mourning, he resumed teaching it at
the Marriott Marquis Hotel in Times Square
- is all about personality. The man can
imbue more energy into a discussion of
Puligny-Montrachet than some statesmen
can the fate of the European Union. His
enthusiasm is infectious; by the time
the eight-week course has concluded, you
will have become not just a wine lover,
but a wine acolyte - a crusader for the
virtues of the vine. In fact, so thoroughly
indispensable has the Windows course become
that the textbook Zraly generated out
of it, The Windows on the World Complete
Wine Course: A Lively Guide, has been
adopted by many experts as the definitive
ABCs-of-wine guide. There are something
like two million in print. Zraly is also
in great demand as a speaker on wine and
as a corporate consultant. As wine courses
go, this one is the blue-chip standard
by which all others are judged. It's also
a relative bargain at the $995 price tag,
as students will taste several thousand
dollars worth of tremendously desirable
wine.”
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