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A surprising number of America’s founding fathers were wine lovers. George Washington, James Monroe, and Thomas Jefferson all...

by Wayne Belding | Jun 30, 2022

Carbonate rocks are important substrates for many vineyard soils. Limestone is the most common carbonate. It is a sedimentary...

by Rich Cook | Jun 25, 2022

At the recent Barolo & Barbaresco World Opening event in Los Angeles, the first order of business was to attend a meet-and-greet with...

by Rebecca Murphy | Jun 24, 2022

The Italian wine grape Sangiovese grape is known by a laundry list of synonyms such as Brunello, Prugnolo, Grechetto Rosso, Morellino,...

by Roger Morris | Jun 23, 2022

As with all religions, winemaking has its myths and fables, its mainstream congregations and its heretic sects, its prophets and its...

by Rebecca Murphy | Jun 21, 2022

Recently I joined a group on a culinary trip to the Valle de Guadalupe organized by members of the Mexico Chapter of Les Dames...

by Rich Cook | Jun 16, 2022

As the director of several major wine competitions, I find it endlessly interesting to taste and review the variety of wines that rise to...

by Michael Apstein | Jun 3, 2022

The house of Albert Bichot made an outstanding line-up of both red and white Burgundies in 2020, no mean feat since the growing conditions...

by Norm Roby | Jun 1, 2022

Most people who build a brand from scratch and after, say, 25 years sell it for mega-millions would take the money and quietly ride off...