Over fifty years ago Warren Dutton planted the first of many vineyards in the Russian River Valley, giving birth to Dutton Ranch...

At this year’s conference of the Society of Wine Educators, I had the opportunity to attend a great tasting of one of my...

Sometimes a country’s wines, or some of them, anyway, don’t make it beyond the country’s borders. ...

For the past couple of years I’ve been attending Prowein, the international wine fair held in Düsseldorf each...

We’re now in the twilight of ski season (if you’re into that sort of thing), and many end-of-year diehards are...

“Cat’s pee on a gooseberry bush” sounds less than appealing, but it’s a cliché description for...

In my last column for Wine Review Online, I addressed an effort by producers in the Languedoc to keep up with the apparent trend...

As the interest in, or preference for, lower alcohol, fresher wines continues to grow, it’s creating a dilemma for many...

The growth of sake in the U.S.  has, at least for wine drinkers, probably overshadowed the perhaps more surprising rise of...