A Wine-Soaked True Crime Doc with ‘Fraud, Deception and Intrigue’
Sour Grapes is a documentary about Rudy Kurniawan, an infamous wine fraud who swindled billionaire investors out of monumental sums...
Year: 2021
Wine Influencers Inspire Strong Reactions. But What’s the Harm in Being ‘Liked’?
What comes to mind when you hear the word “influencer”? A photogenic person sipping rosé in an infinity pool, maybe,...
How to Make a Charcuterie Board Anywhere
As winter snaps into spring, many are wondering how they can move all their party plans outdoors. For some, that...
Exploring the Best Investment Wines in 2021
Familiarizing yourself with the best investment wines in 2021 can help you make an informed decision on which vintages to...
U.S. Wine Is a Mess, Here’s How to Fix It
There are many things amiss in the nation’s wine scene. If I were named, say, Wine Emperor of the United...
Value-Driven Millennials Have Abandoned Classic Wines, But They Could Be Their Saviors
“I couldn’t sell a Chablis to save my life,” says Sommelier Melissa Davis. At 31, Davis falls in the middle...
In a Rut? How Wine Professionals Recommend Bottles to Strangers
If you ask Gregory Innocent for a wine recommendation, he might reply with a few questions of his own. “What...
Jean-Nicolas Méo: Bringing Burgundy to Oregon
The Burgundy legend talks pricing, climate, Henri Jayer and spreading his wings to Oregon. To truly understand Pinot Noir, one...
Additional Relief for the Hospitality Industry Has Arrived. Is It Enough?
Demi Elder was laid off from her job as a server at the P.J. Clarke’s in Battery Park, New York...
What Happens When Flying Winemakers Are Grounded?
Olivier Trégoat traveled roughly 100 days per year before the pandemic, dividing his time between Asia and South America. As...
