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Eight Great Reasons to Take a Wine Study Abroad Trip

by Pam Roberto | Apr 10, 2024

From picturesque villages to medieval castles, lazy rivers, tranquil hills, and snow-capped mountains, great wine regions have no shortage...

by Michael Apstein | Apr 10, 2024

Let me get straight to the point. The 2019 vintage for Brunello di Montalcino is fabulous! I make this assessment after...

by Andrew Holod | Apr 10, 2024

As a first generation American, the idea of a family business that spans generations or even centuries, feels nearly unimaginable to...

by Michael Franz | Apr 10, 2024

Sommeliers hold a higher profile right now than they have for a generation--or maybe two. Even while acknowledging that the Court of...

by W. Blake Gray | Apr 7, 2024

We've been drinking Cognac all wrong. I just spent three days in the Cognac region, immersed in the stuff, and not once did I get a...

by Michael Franz | Apr 7, 2024

It is with profound gratitude that we at WRO thank Ed McCarthy for his consistently excellent columns published every four weeks since we...

by Michael Franz | Apr 7, 2024

Along with my colleagues at Wine Review Online, I’m delighted to welcome Pam Roberto to our ranks as a regular columnist. ...

by Andrew Holod | Mar 15, 2024

"But mark the Rustic, haggis-fed, The trembling earth resounds his tread" --"Address to a Haggis" Robert Burns, poet...

by Michael Franz | Mar 15, 2024

Surely you’ve seen wine competition medal stickers in ads or on labels or “hang tags” on bottles in retail stores, but...