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Sarah Parker Jang

Sarah Parker Jang

Verified

Assistant Editor, New Wine Review

New York

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Travel, Adventure, Outdoors, Design, Environment, Emerging Destinations, World Heritage, Airports, Latin America, South America, Sustainability

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Total articles 33

  • Very Old Scotch Doesn’t Have to Cost a Fortune

    By Susannah Skiver Barton Verified, Sarah Parker Jang, Jason Wilson| New Wine Review@ If you want a bottle of 30-year-old Balvenie, it’ll cost you well over $3,000. Macallan of the same age goes for $5,000 or more, and Dalmore is about the same. Increase the age by five or 10 or 20 years and the prices rise to astronomical heights. Fifty-year-old Macallan costs around $35,000 at release, and only gets more expensive on the secondary market. These prices are out of reach for all but the super-wealthy.

    By Susannah Skiver Barton Verified, Sarah Parker Jang, Jason Wilson · New Wine Review

    Dec. 10, 2024

  • The New Wine Review Guide To Sweet Wines

    By Sarah Parker Jang, Jason Wilson, Sheila Marikar Verified| New Wine Review@ Sweet wines—or dessert wines, or whatever you want to call wines with serious residual sugar—are a little bit like panettone, the classic Italian sweet bread/fruitcake that makes its appearance this time of the year. Panettone is great. We like panettone. We really do. But we really only want to eat panettone roughly once a year. If we’re being honest, we feel similarly about sweet wines.

    By Sarah Parker Jang, Jason Wilson, Sheila Marikar Verified · New Wine Review

    Dec. 09, 2024

  • Very Old Scotch Doesn’t Have to Cost a Fortune

    By Susannah Skiver Barton Verified, Sarah Parker Jang, Jason Wilson| New Wine Review@ If you want a bottle of 30-year-old Balvenie, it’ll cost you well over $3,000. Macallan of the same age goes for $5,000 or more, and Dalmore is about the same. Increase the age by five or 10 or 20 years and the prices rise to astronomical heights. Fifty-year-old Macallan costs around $35,000 at release, and only gets more expensive on the secondary market. These prices are out of reach for all but the super-wealthy.

    By Susannah Skiver Barton Verified, Sarah Parker Jang, Jason Wilson · New Wine Review

    Dec. 10, 2024

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