The New Generation of Vintners Reviving Los Angeles’ Wine Heritage
The Los Angeles basin was California’s first wine country, with tens of thousands of vineyard acres and hundreds of wineries...
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Are We Entering the Post-Natural Wine Era?
Twenty years ago, what we consider today as “natural wine” was hardly known. It was a niche movement that existed...
Trek and Taste: Five National Parks Near Wine Country
In an era of shrinking wilderness, it seems downright visionary that early U.S. presidents put pen to paper to protect...
Budapest’s Natural Wine Scene Embraces Hungary’s Roots
In fall 2019, Máté Szekeres and Regina Ujszászi opened Portobello, a minimalist, contemporary space on a quiet corner in Budapest’s...
Is Hyperspecific Wine Stemware Worth It?
Whether it’s Burgundy, Bordeaux, Chardonnay or Chenin Blanc, there’s a glass for that. The dizzying array of stemware designed to...
What’s Causing Your Wine Headache? It Might Not Be Sulfites
Sulfites have been said to cause adverse reactions in some wine drinkers, but a recent research paper by Sophie Parker-Thomson...
The Making of a 100-Point Wine: Drama and Greatness in Bordeaux’s Saint-Julien
A wine from Château Ducru-Beaucaillou demands attention. Even in a lineup of the reliably delicious, impressive wines of Saint-Julien, this...
Best Wine Pairings With Eggplant Parmigiana
Pairing wine with eggplant parmigiana dishes like this one is easy if you keep a few basic principles in mind....
In a Sea of Credentials, Wine Professionals Seek Meaning
Over the past year, an influx of entrepreneurs has entered the wine industry. Through job losses or reduced working hours, industry changes forced...
Dramatic Tank Collapse Releases 50,000 Liter Red Wine River in South Africa
A winery situated in the Western Cape of South Africa suffered a devastating setback on Tuesday when a stand supporting...
