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Summer’s Two Most Surprisingly Refreshing Sips

by Michael Franz | Apr 6, 2021

We’re now far enough into summer that you may be looking to switch things up when searching for wines suitable for sipping in hot...

by Michael Franz | Apr 6, 2021

In this follow-up to my column from last month, I want to get straight to the key points: First, buying almost any bottle of...

by Michael Franz | Apr 6, 2021

I hope you feel as fortunate as I do at the end of another calendar year. After tasting more than 9,000 wines, reconnecting with...

by Michael Franz | Apr 6, 2021

New wineries get established pretty regularly in the New World, but I’m much less regular about actually reading the press releases...

Marchesy di Gresy, Barbaresco “Martinenga,” 2017 and Langhe Nebbiolo “Martinenga,” 2019 (Dalla Terra Winery...

by Jim Clarke | Apr 1, 2021

During college I passed through the Willamette Valley any number of times on my way from California up to my school, just south of the...

by Panos Kakaviatos | Mar 28, 2021

A recent report from Liv-ex, a global marketplace for the wine trade, indicates “surging” activity in response to news that...

by John Anderson | Mar 23, 2021

If I were asked where the real bargains are today in the world of fine wine, I’d reply, without hesitation: Sherry, which is...

by Ed McCarthy | Mar 18, 2021

Duckhorn Vineyards, founded in 1976 by Dan and Margaret Duckhorn in Napa Valley, outside the town of St. Helena, has become one of the...