Nils Bernstein, Wine Enthusiast

Nils Bernstein

Wine Enthusiast

Tampa, FL, United States

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Past articles by Nils:

Fruit-Stuffed Loin of Pork

Pitted prunes and dried apricots give this tender cut a jammy flare, elevated by hefty pour of Madeira wine. → Read More

How to Order Wine In a Restaurant: 14 Alternatives to Panic

Do you freeze up when handed a wine list at a restaurant? This guide will steer you towards the easy way to make the perfect selection, glass or bottle. → Read More

How to Order Wine In a Restaurant: 14 Alternatives to Panic

Do you freeze up when handed a wine list at a restaurant? This guide will steer you towards the easy way to make the perfect selection, glass or bottle. → Read More

Give Celery a Chance

While not the most flashy or exciting ingredient, we take a closer look at celery and why you should rethink this produce staple. Hot stalk tips within. → Read More

A Beginner's Guide to Caviar

Learn how to shop for, store, serve and cook with caviar. Try adding it to scrambled eggs, burrata, spaghetti or steak tartare. Plus, wine pairings. → Read More

Four-Layer Grapefruit Cake Recipe

A cream cheese frosting, redolent with grapefruit zest, tops this take on a legendary cake from Hollywood's legendary Brown Derby restaurant. → Read More

Classic Homemade Dips for Your Super Bowl Party

Skip the premade grocery store variety, making dips at home is easy and delicious. Get the recipes for French onion, black bean and spinach artichoke dip. → Read More

The Tipsy Laird Trifle is a Poetic Dessert

Custard, raspberries, and Drambuie make for a unique trifle celebrating Scottish poet Robert Burns on Burns Night. The Tipsy Laird is a dessert for a crowd. → Read More

Cabernet Sauvignon and Nebbiolo

Sometimes you can't beat a classic red meat and red wine pairing. Salt, pepper, oil and butter are the only ingredients you need with this steak. → Read More

Tempranillo and Pinot Noir

Easy to cook and often misunderstood when it comes to pairings, this rack of lamb recipe plays well with wines that won't overwhelm the dish. → Read More

For Special Bottles, Pair the Food to the Wine

Have a bottle you can’t wait to open? Sometimes you need to pair the food to the wine—not the other way around. These recipes and tips will get you started. → Read More

Savory Hazelnut Panna Cotta Recipe

Discover the savory side of panna cotta with this recipe, a perfect appetizer featuring hazelnuts as well as goat cheese and roasted garlic. → Read More

Hazelnut Torte Recipe

This dessert recipe takes advantage of flavors that complement hazelnuts, like chocolate and orange. Try it for breakfast with Greek yogurt. → Read More

Nuts for Hazelnuts | Wine Enthusiast Magazine

Get to know this toasty, complex and wine-loving ingredient. Plus, discover two recipes for hazelnuts: a sweet torte and a savory panna cotta. → Read More

Yuzu Kosho-Rubbed Tuna with Spicy Avocado Purée

This impressive seafood recipe comes together in minutes and showcases the complex flavors of yuzu kosho in every component. → Read More

Coconut Milk Carrot Soup Recipe

In this recipe, coconut milk adds richness and flavor to a comforting carrot soup. Find out the perfect wine to pair with this dish as well. → Read More

Chicken Colombo (French West Indies)

Despite Parisian touches, the cuisine here skews more Amerindian, African and South Asian. This Colombo dish can be made with meat, fish or chicken. → Read More

Crab, Grapefruit and Avocado Salad Recipe

Looking for an unbeatable trio for a salad? Hard to argue with crab, grapefruit, and avocado. Also, discover a perfect white wine to pair with this recipe. → Read More

Mass-a-Peel: How to Pair Grapefruit

Healthy, versatile, and used in a wide variety of dishes and cocktails, get to know this sophisticated citrus and how best to both prepare and pair it. → Read More

Pork Chops with Cranberry Reduction

Using the "reverse-sear" method, this recipe guarantees moist and evenly cooked chops. Meanwhile, the cranberry reduction makes for a perfect seasonal dish. → Read More