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‘G’ – A Chardonnay Grows in Bordeaux

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...

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...

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...

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...

by John McDermott | Apr 23, 2024

As I wrote in my last piece, “Uncorking Value: Where to Find Outstanding Wines Without Breaking the Bank,”...

by Wayne Belding | Apr 17, 2024

There are approximately 150 American Viticultural Areas (AVAs) in California. Some, like Napa Valley, are very well known...

by Christy Frank | Apr 10, 2024

Looking back over my last several columns, I have been on an Australia kick. Well, that kick is going to continue. This...

by Roger Morris | Apr 10, 2024

Sometimes the simplest solution may also be turn out to be the most difficult. And maybe not even the best one. With global...

by Norm Roby | Apr 10, 2024

As Mark Twain once wrote, “Prediction is difficult—particularly when it involves the future.” After...

by Jessica Dupuy | Apr 10, 2024

I've always been drawn to exploring lesser-known destinations, especially when it comes to discovering hidden gem wine...

by Pam Roberto | Apr 10, 2024

From picturesque villages to medieval castles, lazy rivers, tranquil hills, and snow-capped mountains, great wine regions have...

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...