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What I’ve Been Drinking Lately: The Ole Professor Waxes Philosophical

by John Anderson | May 21, 2024

Some of you have asked why The Ole Professor only writes about wines he has bought for himself—and drunk (usually over several...

by Jim Clarke | May 15, 2024

Climate change is often accused of driving European winegrowing northward – see the increasing success of England’s sparkling...

by Michael Franz | May 15, 2024

Our friend and long-time Wine Review Online contributor Ed McCarthy passed away on May 2, which we note with sadness and in profound...

by Rich Cook | May 11, 2024

As Competition Director, it falls to me to select judges for the Winemaker Challenge International Wine Competition, which is a bit of a...

by Roger Morris | May 8, 2024

People who own wineries love to talk glowingly about their vineyards and the wonderful capabilities of their terroirs. While their...

Within my household, I am the wine scholar — educator, wine school owner, Master of Wine — but my husband is Monsieur le...

by Pam Roberto | May 7, 2024

For Italian wine lovers, Piedmont is an embarrassment of riches. From Barolo and Barbaresco, two of Italy’s most majestic and...

by Miranda Franco | May 2, 2024

Portugal’s Bairrada and Dão may not be as widely known in the United States as some of their counterparts like Porto and the...

by Michael Apstein | May 1, 2024

Tasting through hundreds of Chianti Classico wines from the 2020, 2021, and 2022 vintages over two days reminded me why Chianti Classico...