In the Press

Browne picks the premier Black winemakers driving change and finding success across the challenging industry, and introduces you to one of them.

Stephanie Browne wears many hats, and has several earnest life passions. But, of course, as an acclaimed wine industry veteran, and a lover of all things entertaining, cooking, cocktails and dining, she places wines, wine-pairings and education at the very top of her list.

Wine enthusiast and author Stephanie Browne’s new book, 'Sipping Sense: Uncorking the Flavors of Wine, Entertaining and Healthy Cooking’ has made Boston Magazines List of “30 Bold & Bougie Gifts for those on your Nice List”. Stephanie offers some pro tips on picking wines for your holiday entertaining.

Raise Your Glass to 2025 with Stephanie Browne’s Culturally-Inspired Wine Pairings - As the clock ticks closer to 2025, the usual scramble for New Year’s Eve reservations is in full swing. But between holiday spending and the chaos of holiday travel, staying home might just be the move this year. Don’t worry—hosting your own soirée doesn’t mean sacrificing sophistication. With a little creativity and the right wines, you can transform your home into the ultimate party destination.

Noted wine expert offers her personal recommendations to bring in the New Year, putting a cultural twist on traditional holiday season

This week we start our annual series of culinary and other books that bibliophiles might be interested in with the holidays coming up.

Feeling overwhelmed about choosing the right food and drinks for your holiday gatherings? Worry no more! Join me, Esther Dillard, as I chat with Stephanie Brown, author of "Sipping Sense: Uncorking the Flavors of Wine, Entertaining and Healthy Cooking." Stephanie shares expert tips to simplify your wine choices this festive season, ensuring you impress your guests without the stress.

From artisanal sweets and unique experiences to dazzling gems, designer bags, and electric rides, our guide to satisfying your friends and neighbors with these handpicked locally available presents.

What could be a more fitting second act in a place called the Vineyard than a wine-tasting business? Stephanie Browne’s labor of love — introducing others to the joys of good wine — has brought together two very significant, but seemingly unrelated pieces of local history.