Sulfites, Legs and Other Misinformation Campaigns in Wine
As with diet advice and vaccine science, wine professionals aren’t immune to the human tendency to cling to misinformation. Myths...
Month: July 2021
Defy Expectation: Beyond The Boundaries of Traditional Cabernet Sauvignon
It’s no secret that Cabernet Sauvignon is a versatile grape. Accounting for about 5% of the globe’s total vineyard acreage,...
German Winemakers’ Underwater Escape | Wine-Searcher News & Features
Germany's devastating floods have caused chaos. One winery's tale was more like an action movie than a news story. The...
The Land of Barolo Produces Surprisingly Ageworthy White Wines
Celebrated for ageworthy world-class reds like Barolo, Barbaresco and Barbera, Piedmont also makes excellent white wines. Often crafted by some...
10 Zesty Albariños for Less Than $40
Albariño, known as Alvarinho in Portugal, is a white grape variety from Iberian Peninsula. It’s the principal grape in the...
The Changing Style of Israeli Wine
The history of winemaking in the eastern Mediterranean stretches back millennia, but Israel‘s modern industry has hit its stride in the...
The 15 Best Hard Tea Brands, Tasted and Ranked (2021)
As hard seltzer’s popularity continues to soar and hard lemonades bombard grocery store shelves, there’s another emerging category that’s growing...
What Does ‘Linear’ Mean in Wine?
When it comes to descriptive wine words, the term “linear” can be confusing.Wine professionals deploy the term in an array...
The Cultivation Method That Makes This Hungarian Wine a Legend
The region of Tokaj, located in the northeast corner of Hungary, hides an intricate labyrinth of wine cellars. There, amid...
Bringing Fresh Verve to Veuve
Veuve Clicquot's cellarmaster Didier Mariotti talks to us about new wines and new ways of working. There have been several...
