The Other Side of the Slope: Burgundy’s Other Grapes and Wines
Burgundy is known for two noble grape varieties: Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. The vast majority of the plantings there are those two...
Month: April 2021
In Nigeria, Palm Wine Celebrates the Human Experience
In 1952, Nigerian author Amos Tutuola published The Palm-Wine Drinkard, a book based on Yoruba folktales. Now a canonical piece...
Bud Light Announces Summer Stimmy, A Promo With 100,000 Free Tickets and More
With the widespread availability of vaccinations, the United States is braced to return to some form of normalcy in the...
The Grower-Winemakers Redefining Tasmania with Cool-Climate Sparklers, Riesling and More
Its isolation is what makes Tasmania so special. The rugged island state, roughly the size of Ohio and 150 miles...
The 2021 Frost Could Impact Harvest, Distribution and What You Pay for French Wine
When frosts arrived in French vineyards the week of April 5, initial reports suggested the entire 2021 vintage would be...
What Is the Difference Between Organic and Biodynamic Wine?
Organic and biodynamic wines both begin in the same place as any other wine: with grapes growing in a healthy...
Controversy as Gallo Seeks East Coast Foothold
The California wine giant is looking to set up more than just tasting rooms in South Carolina.By Liza B. Zimmerman...
Spain’s Best Red Wine Vintages to Drink in 2021
One of the calling cards of a classic Spanish red wine, whether it’s a complex Rioja Gran Reserva, a concentrated...
The Ancient Greek Varieties Making Thoroughly Modern Wines
In Greece, wine is deeply woven into the fabric of everyday society and is a central component of cultural history. ...
Natty Light Released ‘Naturdays’ Flavored Boozy Popsicles
It looks like lazy, hazy Naturdays are on the horizon this summer. On Tuesday, Natty Light unveiled its new Naturdays...
